AB Smith Homestead House (Providence Care)

Providence Care’s AB Smith Homestead House is Kingston’s first hospice house and the first new build to open at Providence Village. It offers 24-hour, specialized end-of-life care in a peaceful, home-like environment designed to support individuals and their loved ones with dignity and compassion. The hospice house welcomed its first patient on March 19, 2025—marking a significant milestone in the realization of the Village’s vision for compassionate, integrated care.

Location: Providence Village, 152 Phillips Street

Alzheimer Society of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington

The first not-for-profit organization to join Providence Village, the Alzheimer Society of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington established its new office in the Providence Motherhouse in August 2023. The Alzheimer Society works to alleviate the personal and social consequences of Alzheimer’s and related diseases and to promote the search for causes, treatments and a cure. The Society is committed to supporting individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias through care, education, and advocacy.

Location: Providence Motherhouse, West Wing, Ground Level (North Hallway)

Arthritis Society Canada – Arthritis Rehabilitation and Education Program

The Arthritis Rehabilitation and Education Program (AREP) is an Arthritis Society Canada program that provides a range of free treatment and education services for adults and children in Ontario with arthritis. The program is led by specially trained physiotherapists, occupational therapists and social work professionals who provide care, strategies, guidance and education to help people better manage their arthritis and live well.

Location: Providence Motherhouse, West Wing, Ground Level (Rooms W123 & W124)

Bereaved Families of Ontario – Kingston Region (BFO-Kingston)

BFO-Kingston offers compassionate, peer-based grief support for individuals and families navigating the loss of someone important in their lives. Support is provided, free of charge, by trained volunteers in one-to-one or group settings. Since 1989, BFO-Kingston has been a trusted source of healing, information, and connection in the Kingston region.

Location: Providence Motherhouse, North Wing, Ground Level (Rooms N102 & N103)

Girls Incorporated of Limestone, Algonquin and Lakeshore

Girls Incorporated of Limestone, Algonquin and Lakeshore (Girls Inc. Limestone) is committed to providing free evidence-based programs and mentorship to those who identify as girls and women, and to gender-expansive people who feel our pro-girl and pro-woman environment is the best fit for them. Through comprehensive program opportunities, we deliver programs and services that help participants overcome and avoid adversity, access education, prepare for financial self-sufficiency, and inspire all participants to be strong, smart and bold!

Location: Providence Motherhouse, West Wing, Lower Level (Rooms W008 &W003b)

H’art Centre of Smiles Inc.

H’art Centre of Smiles Inc. (H’art Centre) is a registered not-for-profit, charitable organization for adults with disabilities and those who face barriers and wish to take part in affordable, accessible, and available arts, music, dance, and theatre programs led by trained instructors and qualified community artists.

H’art Centre is an award-winning Community Arts hub, a physical place that is joyful, safe, welcoming, and inclusive to its artists, their support circles, its volunteers, and its audiences. It is a space that provides a sense of belonging, facilitates opportunities to realize potential, and offers the level of comfort necessary to build skills and awareness that will be with them all their lives.

Location: Providence Motherhouse, West Wing, Lower Level (South Half)

Heart to Heart Seniors Services Inc.

Heart to Heart Seniors Services Inc. is an organization that provides compassionate, non-medical care through a team of dedicated caregivers to help seniors maintain independence and give families peace of mind. Services include assistance with activities of daily living, healthy meal preparation, companionship, household tasks, patient advocacy, respite care, and transportation to appointments. Fully insured and flexible, Heart to Heart serves as an extension of family, offering support tailored to each client’s unique needs.

Location: Providence Motherhouse, West Wing, Lower Level (Room W004)

Independent Living Centre Kingston

Independent Living Centre Kingston is a disability resource centre that provides information, support, and skill-building programs to address disability-related issues in the community. ILCK supports people with disabilities, their families, and the broader community through a range of free programs and services that promote independence, empowerment, and inclusion.

Location: Providence Motherhouse, West Wing, Ground Level (South Half)

Kingston School of Art

The Kingston School of Art (KSOA) is an independently operated, registered charity providing art education to Kingstonians of all ages and stages since 1994. Governed by a community-based volunteer Board of Directors and supported by fundraising, student fees, donations, and grants, KSOA offers year-round programs where learners engage directly with artists, tutors, and masters through hands-on instruction. Its mission is to foster artistic individuality and innovation, reduce financial barriers to participation, and provide practical, creative experiences that cultivate art within the community. By inspiring creativity and connection, KSOA continues to enrich Kingston’s cultural landscape and expand opportunities for inclusive, accessible arts education.

Location: Providence Motherhouse, North Wing, Lower Level (Rooms N002 & N003)

Providence Associates of the Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul

The Providence Associates of the Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul (Providence Associates) are laypeople who share in the spirituality and values of the Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul upholding a legacy of justice, compassion and care. The Associates, founded in 1985, have included members from across Canada, Guatemala and Peru.

Since its inception, the Providence Associate office and many of its local groups have operated within the Providence Motherhouse at 1200 Princess Street. A new subtenancy agreement now enables them to remain in their longstanding home while formalizing their role as a Providence Village partner. This milestone reflects a continued, shared commitment to compassionate service and meeting the evolving needs of the community.

Location: Providence Motherhouse, East Wing, Ground Level (Room E111)

Providence Centre for Justice, Peace & Integrity of Creation

Funded by an endowment from the Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul, PC-JPIC is an operating division of Catholic Health Sponsors of Ontario. Its predecessor, the Justice and Peace Office, was originally launched by the congregation in 1991. It emerged at a time when advocacy was a bold and pioneering step for the Sisters, whose ministry had traditionally focused on charity-based service. Over the years, its work expanded from income insecurity and peace advocacy to include environmental stewardship, climate action, and Indigenous justice. 

Location: Providence Motherhouse, West Wing, Level 2 (Rooms W219 & W220)

Providence Manor

Providence Manor, Providence Care’s long-term care home, is relocating from its current location at 275 Sydenham Street to the south side of Providence Village. The new six-story, fully accessible facility will add 77 long-term care beds to the existing 243 beds for a total of 320 beds, expanding capacity to better serve the community. The design includes secure outdoor spaces, dedicated areas for worship and spiritual health, and an onsite daycare operated by the YMCA of Eastern Ontario—creating a vibrant, intergenerational setting that supports residents and families alike. 

Location: Providence Village, South Lot
Expected opening: 2027/28