L’Arche Comox Valley

L’Arche Winnipeg

L’Arche Winnipeg has been creating homes and social opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities since 1973. Today the community has 6 homes, 2 apartments, and runs the L'Arche Tova Café.

L’Arche Saskatoon

L'Arche Saskatoon has two homes, Christopher House and Alma House, each of which are home to four people with intellectual disabilities and four live-in assistants.

L’Arche Lethbridge

L’Arche Lethbridge opened its first home, Chinook House, on November 1, 1991. Today, the community consists of three homes where four adults with intellectual disabilities and three or four assistants live in each home.

L’Arche Greater Vancouver

Established in 1974, L’Arche Greater Vancouver is a community of approximately 85 people. In addition to two community inclusion programs, the community consists of 18 people with intellectual disabilities and those who assist them in four homes.

L’Arche Edmonton

Established in 1972, L’Arche Edmonton was the second L'Arche community founded in Canada. There are currently six L’Arche homes and a day program in Edmonton and Sherwood Park.

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L’Arche Outaouais

Located in the heart of Gatineau, L’Arche Outaouais (previously named Agapè) has 4 homes.

L’Arche Montréal

Founded in 1977, the community consists of five homes, an art studio and day centre, L’Alizé.

L’Arche Montérégie

Located in the heart of Beloeil, just 30 minutes from Montreal, L’Arche Montérégie has three homes and runs four work programs: an art studio, kitchen, garden, and maintenance service.

L’Arche Mauricie

A community on a human scale, well rooted, in the beautiful city of Trois-Rivières.

L’Arche Chaudière-Appalaches

A rural and peaceful community, renowned for its woodworking shop, where life is good.

L’Arche Toronto

A vibrant mid-sized community well integrated into Toronto's east-end Danforth and Riverdale neighbourhoods, L'Arche Toronto's four homes are situated in neighbourhoods that reflect the cultural diversity of Toronto’s rich tapestry.

L’Arche Sudbury

L’Arche Sudbury Inc. is a vibrant community nestled in the City of Greater Sudbury and steeped in Northern Ontario culture. Founded in 1982, L’Arche Sudbury is proud to have three homes where people with and without intellectual disabilities can live, work, and celebrate life together.

L’Arche Stratford

L’Arche Stratford is a growing and dynamic community in the heart of Stratford, Ontario – a city renowned for culture and the dramatic arts. The community currently has 4 homes and supports a variety of people in Supported Independent Living models.

L’Arche Ottawa

A bilingual community that is actively involved in the capital of Canada, promoting the values of L’Arche to the residents of the city. L'Arche Ottawa consists of six homes in the eastern part of the city.

L’Arche London

L'Arche London started with the founding of Cana House in 1997. In 2003, Jubilee followed, and their third home, Bethany, opened in 2008. In September 2017 the new community hub, the Gathering Place opened.

L’Arche Saint John

L’Arche Saint John started in 2005 with McKim House, named in memory of George and Charlotte McKim, whose dedication played a key role in bringing L’Arche to New Brunswick. Creative Connections, a lively artistic day program, and L'Arche Connects, a supported independent living program have been launched since then.

L’Arche Halifax

L’Arche Halifax is a faith-based community committed to living the vision and mission of L’Arche in the multi-cultural, multi-racial urban environment of Halifax, Nova Scotia.

L’Arche Homefires

L’Arche Homefires began in Wolfville, a small University town located about one hour west of Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 1981. They are a community of 5 homes in the local area, a candle-making workshop (Applewicks), a day program (Cornerstone) and a small retirement program (Discoveries).

L’Arche Cape Breton

L’Arche Cape Breton was founded in 1983. Today there are six houses, an apartment, a chapel, a hermitage, a house of welcome and retreat, and a full work program called L’Arche Works, including a used clothing store, a workshop, an accessible garden, a day program, and an integrated work placement program with the local businesses.

L’Arche Fredericton

The L'Arche Fredericton project started as the Willow Tree Community in 2010. L'Arche Fredericton is L'Arche project - an incorporated charitable organization embracing the mission and values of L’Arche - dedicated to establishing a community in Fredericton New Brunswick.

L’Arche Calgary

Founded in 1973, L'Arche Calgary consists of the Tamarack day program, a Supported Independent Living Program and five homes located in the southwest quadrant of the city.

L’Arche Lanaudiere

A small community full of life and creativity!

L’Arche de la Capitale-Nationale

L'Arche de la Capitale-Nationale is a community living environment working with people living with an intellectual disability.

L’Arche Abitibi-Temiscamingue

A vibrant community in the heart of Abitibi-Témiscamingue.

L’Arche Hamilton

Located in a beautiful university city situated on the shores of Lake Ontario, this inner-city community is a sign of hope. Situated near downtown, the community's four homes, apartment, and workshop are within walking distance of each other and are well integrated into the local city life.

L’Arche Daybreak

A large, well-established community bringing together people of diverse cultures and religions, known for its creative workshops and beautiful spiritual centre. Founded in 1969, L’Arche Daybreak in Richmond Hill Ontario is the oldest L’Arche community in North America.

L’Arche Arnprior

Located in the beautiful Ottawa Valley region, L’Arche Arnprior consists of three homes for group living; a large Supported Independent Living program which includes Seniors Extended Support; and a growing range of day supports, programs, and initiatives.

L’Arche Avalon

L'Arche Avalon is a L'Arche project - an incorporated charitable organization embracing the mission and values of L’Arche - dedicated to establishing a community near St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador.

L’Arche Antigonish

Situated in the small university town of Antigonish, Nova Scotia, L’Arche Antigonish has been operating since 1979. Today, the community is home to over 20 people with developmental disabilities in homes and day programs that are integrated into the local neighbourhoods.