Our Guelph Employment Centre has moved!
on July 7, 2017
We are moving! Beginning July 19th, Lutherwood’s Guelph Employment Centre will be located at 89 Wyndham Street North (3rd Floor), at the Wyndham Street and Quebec Street intersection. Just a short walk from our existing office, our new location will be fully accessible, with all of our resources, training rooms and offices conveniently located on one floor.
Our new location will continue to be in the heart of downtown, close to Guelph Central Station and right next to a bus stop.
We look forward to providing you with the same great service from our brand new location!
Wondering how to get there? watch our short video below.
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