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
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
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.
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
Stephanie will be the Chair of the Board for 2024-2026
[October 01, 2024 – Toronto, ON] – Community Living Toronto is pleased to announce the appointment of Stephanie Gawur as the new Chair of the Board of Directors. Stephanie brings a wealth of experience in government relations, issues management and strategic advice, having served in various leadership roles across the health and community sectors. Read more
On September 17, 2024, Community Living Toronto hosted its 76th Annual General Meeting at the Tartu College Event Space. With over a hundred people in attendance, in-person and online, including staff, families, self-advocates, Developmental Services agencies and sector partners, the meeting saw the launch of our Annual Report 2023-2024 celebrating 75 years of belonging.
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John H. Tory Brings Wealth of Experience to Leadership Role
Four organizations are working together to identify caregivers of people with complex needs to be recipients of a two-night staycation in Toronto
On December 12, 2023, Mayor Olivia Chow officially opened Birchmount Green, a new building in Scarborough. This project is a collaboration between the Government of Canada, the City of Toronto, and Mahogany Management, and will provide affordable and barrier-free housing units for Community Living Toronto, addressing waitlists and offering appropriate housing for people with intellectual disabilities. Read more
Community Living Toronto welcomes the Honourable John Baird to its Patron’s Council, leveraging his advocacy and governmental experience to advance support for people with intellectual disabilities.