Hazelview has partnered with Western University, McGill University, Mohawk College, and McMaster University to fund 78 scholarships and bursaries supporting students in engineering and business management, with a focus on sustainability. Awards are based on merit and financial need, with additional funding supporting sustainability research and innovation.
Our social impact strategy is built on our commitment to strengthening the communities where we live and work. Through strategic partnerships and impactful programs, we focus on three core pillars: housing support, education & employment, and health and well-being. Together, we aim to support stronger, more resilient, and inclusive communities.

Our Commitment to Positive Social Impact
Our programs reflect our long-standing dedication to building stronger communities by addressing critical social needs through housing support, education & employment, and health and well-being.

Housing Support
Programs and partnerships that enhance housing security, expand affordability, and create inclusive, long-term housing solutions.

Education & Employment
Programs and partnerships that provide access to quality education, skills training, and career opportunities.

Health & Well-being
Supporting programs that enhance physical, mental, and community well-being.
Focusing on three key areas where we can drive meaningful impact — housing support, education and employment, and health and well-being — these initiatives move us closer to our goal of being a trusted employer, investor, partner, and community builder.
Supports residents facing temporary financial hardship by offering comprehensive assistance focused on stability, resilience, and community connection.
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Hazelview donated a $1 million gift to the new South Ottawa Clubhouse, located across the street from the Heron Gate community. This gift supports the youth of Heron Gate by funding the community education kitchen, daily after school bus services and their Leaders4Life program hosted at the 1770 Heatherington Clubhouse. More than 5,000 youth in South Ottawa will benefit from these community programs.
Hazelview has partnered with Hammer Heads to provide apprenticeship opportunities for youth facing barriers to employment, supporting skills development and long-term careers in the trades. Through this partnership, we are investing in workforce development and building stronger, more inclusive communities.
Hazelview Helpings Hands volunteer program engages team members in meaningful community service, aligning with our CSR key pillars including housing, education, health & well-being, and community service.
Hazelview has partnered with Maple to provide select properties with convenient, on-demand virtual healthcare and mental health services. This initiative supports our commitment to enhancing resident well-being.
With a special focus on equity-deserving youth, Hazelview’s Young Resident Employment Program, hires young residents across multiple cities, as full-time summer staff, providing them with paid work experience, résumé enhancement, mentorship, and skill-building.
The Hazelview Cares Foundation is committed to strengthening communities by funding and supporting charitable partners focused on housing support, education/employment, health/well-being, and local community initiatives. Through these partnerships, we aim to support opportunities where everyone can thrive.
Through meaningful partnerships and focused investments, we are driving positive change. Our commitment to social impact continues to grow as we support initiatives that empower people and strengthen communities.
$2M+
in financial and in-kind support to charities and non-profits
20+
community partnerships established across Canada
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individuals positively impacted by our programs









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Hazelview Properties Partners with Maple to Bring Free Virtual Healthcare to Residents
Toronto, ON – May 22, 2025 – This Mental Health Month, Canada’s leading rental housing provider Hazelview Properties is expanding access to free virtual healthcare for even more residents — because health and well-being go hand in hand. Through a partnership with Maple, residents can now connect with both licensed physicians and mental health therapists, helping bridge the gap in care for the mind and body alike.
Hazelview has partnered with Maple, a trusted name in Canadian virtual healthcare, to expand access to essential services for its residents across the country. Now,5000+ residents in 25+ buildings across 11 cities can speak with licensed doctors conveniently from the comfort of their homes.
This comes as more Canadians are struggling to find a family physician. In fact, according to the Canadian Medical Association (CMA), approximately 6.5 million people (more than one in five Canadians), don’t have a family doctor.
To date, over 1,000 residents across more than 25 Hazelview Properties have benefited from this offering. On average, each virtual consultation saves residents approximately four hours compared to traditional walk-in clinics, reducing time away from work or school and improving access to timely care. Hazelview Properties is committed to delivering real, everyday value to its residents by removing barriers to care and helping them prioritize their health, especially as they navigate the rising cost of living.
“This partnership between two leading Canadian organizations demonstrates how we can together address access to healthcare at a time when health and wellness is at the forefront of the minds of Canadians,” says Amii Stephenson, VP of Sales at Maple. “We are proud to partner with Hazelview Properties to respond to the needs of their residents by offering access to primary and mental health care resources in the comfort of their own suites.”
Virtual healthcare is no longer a niche service. It's a national shift. According to a recent report by the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI), one in three Canadians report having received primary care virtually in the past year, a fourfold increase since 2020. The report also finds that nearly 1 in 10 emergency room visits could have been avoided with virtual care, easing pressure on an already stretched healthcare system.
Virtual care is a great option for those who need access to convenient and reliable medical support. By offering it as a value-add service, Hazelview is directly looking to support Canadians who want to take healthcare into their own hands. The offering is being well-received. Among the Hazelview residents using the service, 80% report a stronger intention to stay with Hazelview because of their access to Maple.
“For us, it’s about helping resident live better by providing meaningful services that support their everyday lives,” says Colleen Krempulec, Head of Sustainability and Brand at Hazelview Properties. “Offering free virtual healthcare is one way we deliver on that commitment. We’ve seen a strong response, with 92% of our residents saying they value the coverage, and 88% saying it enhances their overall living experience.”
Hazelview is a global real estate investment, development, and property management firm. Since 1999, Hazelview has delivered strong, risk-adjusted returns across all market cycles by taking an ownership-driven approach and leveraging deep local and global market insights. The firm invests in both private and public real estate markets through its strategically integrated platform.