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Increase to ODSP Rates
As of July 1, 2025, the Provincial Government raised Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) rates by 2.8 per cent (%).
This is the fourth rate increase since the government tied ODSP rates to inflation in September 2022. Since then, the rates have increased by a total of 20%.
End of Summer Golf Tournament
Corbrook and Community Living Toronto have once again joined forces to combine our fundraising efforts with the End of Summer Golf Tournament.
Postal Service Disruption Notice
Due to the impending postal strike, donations, membership submissions, and membership renewals sent by mail may be significantly delayed. Click here to learn more...
Community Living Toronto Launches #WeAllBelong Campaign to Celebrate Community Living Month
Fostering Inclusion, Equity and Belonging for All
Toronto, ON – May 01, 2025 – Community Living Toronto is pleased to launch its campaign #WeAllBelong in celebration of Community Living Month, an initiative that takes place every May, to recognize and celebrate the contributions of people with intellectual disabilities. Read more
Federal Candidate Debate on Disability Issues
Join us for a non-partisan Federal Candidates Debate on Disability Issues – a platform for parties to share their vision for addressing issues that are important to people with disabilities, their families and loved ones.
Coalition of disability organizations calls on parties to make Ontarians with disabilities a priority in Ontario election
TORONTO, ON (February 20, 2025) – On February 19, 2025, a coalition made up of a broad cross-section of disability organizations hosted an Ontario election debate with a record-breaking audience, focused on issues important to 2.9 million Ontarians with disabilities
MEDIA ADVISORY 2025 Provincial Candidate Debate on Disability
In partnership with AODA Alliance, Autism Ontario, Reena, Community Living Toronto, Community Living Ontario, Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence, the Ontario Autism Coalition, OASIS, the Centre for Independent Living in Toronto, the ARCH Disability Law Centre, CNIB and Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital are hosting a political debate on disability issues ahead of the upcoming provincial election.
Election Strategy – Government Relations Webinar
NEWS RELEASE – SEVERE FUNDING SHORTFALLS IMPACTING PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
Over 52,000 People are on Waiting Lists for Critical Supports and Services
[January 14, 2025 – Toronto] – Community Living Toronto and the Provincial Developmental Services sector are calling on the Ontario government to address severe funding shortfalls that are impacting people with developmental disabilities. Read more