St. Clair O’Connor Community Inc. is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to developing a safe and caring environment for gracefully aging seniors. SCOC as it’s affectionately known is an intergenerational community for families both young and older that focuses on creating a safe and encouraging place in a congregated setting.
While being able to enjoy an intimate and private living existence, seniors at SCOC are also provided with many resources to engage with the community and foster relationships with their fellow residents as well as the staff.
A Mennonite Project
Effective March 15, 2020, the St. Clair O’Connor Community Long Term Care Home and all of its independent seniors’ apartments are closed to outside visitation.
We are encouraging our Residents to “shelter in place” and avoid contact with each other as much as possible.
We understand that this is an emotional time for everyone and are doing our outmost to keep our community safe.
Communication in these times is also extremely important so we have created a COVID-19 portal to keep you informed as to what we are doing in our community to ensure its safety and we encourage you to visit it regularly.
The Courtyard Concerts: ‘Rising Light’
‘Music to awaken the spirit and enliven the soul’ Live concert in the Courtyard on Saturday, August 1 featuring 'Rising Light’ from Toronto Chinese Mennonite Church
‘The Hero In All Of Us’
SCOC Presents: 'The Hero In All Of Us' - A tribute to all essential workers, Michael Garron Hospital and everyone involved in the battle against COVID-19.
Stronger together!
Banging pots and pans to lift the spirits of our residents and show support and appreciation to our dedicated staff and volunteers.
Thank you to the heroes!
A message from Sarah Downey, President and CEO, Michael Garron Hospital and other leaders at the Hospital and our community.
Café & Convenience Store
Servicing our residents and extended community, the Café is conveniently located at the corner of St. Clair Ave. East and O’Connor.
The Café has been running successfully thanks to the dedication and commitment of our helpful volunteers that take the time to care for it every day.
You will find all the basics including freshly served food, coffee, sandwiches, and soups straight from our SCOC kitchen. Residents, staff and visitors from outside our community frequent the store for its selection of groceries, cards, books and gifts. It’s all about the convenience of being able to purchase them so close to home and work.
