Accessibility Statement Short
Community Living Toronto (“CLTO”) is committed to accessibility, inclusion, dignity, independence, and equal opportunity.
Last revised: May 22, 2026
CLTO strives to ensure that its websites, digital services, and online content are accessible and usable for people with disabilities in accordance with applicable accessibility legislation and standards, including the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (“AODA”).
CLTO is continually working to improve the accessibility and usability of its digital properties and to support a positive and inclusive online experience for all users.
Accessibility features and practices may include:
- Efforts to support compatibility with assistive technologies
- Accessible navigation and readability considerations
- Ongoing review and improvement of digital accessibility
- Accommodation support where reasonably available
Despite our efforts, certain portions of the Sites or third-party services integrated into the Sites may not always fully meet accessibility expectations or standards.
CLTO welcomes feedback regarding the accessibility of its websites, digital services, and online content. If you encounter accessibility barriers, require accommodations, or have questions or suggestions relating to accessibility, please contact CLTO using the information below.