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The Wagner Green 
Centre for Access & Inclusion

At the Miles Nadal JCC, we believe in building a welcoming community where everyone belongs — regardless of background, identity, belief, or ability. We are committed to inclusion for all: our doors are open to people of all ages, faiths, abilities, cultures, genders, and identities. We aim to be a vibrant “town hall” of Jewish and broader community life downtown, offering a home where difference is honoured and belonging is universal. Through our values of hospitality, respect, and community, rooted in Jewish tradition and enriched by Toronto’s diversity, MNjcc is a place where everyone can feel seen, accepted, and at home.

Inclusive Programs
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About our Accessibility & Inclusion Programs

Miles Nadal JCC offers dedicated Accessibility & Inclusion programming through its Wagner Green Centre for Access & Inclusion. All of our programs are open to people of all abilities — whether you want to swim in our saltwater pool, sing in a choir, attend a lecture, or participate in arts and wellness activities.

Guided by the principle of “Nothing About Us Without Us,” we co-design programs with our Community and Youth Advisory Committees to meet the needs of people with disabilities and their families. With support from the Wagner Green Family Trust and the Azrieli Foundation, we focus especially on supporting youth (ages 18–35) with developmental disabilities through creative, arts-based, wellness, and social-connection programming. You can explore the full range of what we offer, and how to get involved, on our Inclusion Programs page.

For questions and more information please email us at inclusion@mnjcc.org

All Inclusive Programs
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Cue the Crew

Cue the Crew is a theatre usher and audience services training program for adults with developmental disabilities and/or autism who are interested in pursuing front-facing and customer-focused employment opportunities. The program is designed to assist participants with job readiness while developing confidence and employment-centred social skills. In addition to in-class training, participants will be offered job-shadowing opportunities from experienced theatre ushers and front of house professionals in the MNjcc's own Al Green Theatre.

If you require more information or support to register, please contact beckyg@mnjcc.org.  

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