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

Introducing our Annual Report 2022 – 2023

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.

$1.8 million from this fund will be provided to Community Living Toronto and partners to further enhance the MyJobMatch program and empower people with developmental disability to participate in their own job search.

[Toronto, ON, April 18, 2023] – Yesterday, Community Living Toronto (CLTO) hosted a Breakfast Open House event to launch its “75 Years of Belonging” year-long celebrations. The organization is reflecting on how far it has come over the past 75 years through stories on how important it is for people with an intellectual disability to feel that they belong in their community. Read more

[Ottawa, ON, March 27, 2023] – The Intentional Community Consortium, in collaboration with Reena, Community Living Toronto, OASIS, and Provincial Network on Developmental Services, kicked off their Advocacy Day [‘Day on the Hill’] this morning ahead of the 2023 Budget Presentation – with an opening press conference held on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. Read more

Intégration communautaire Toronto (ICT) et Tridel annoncent leur partenariat pour le projet de réaménagement du site de Lawson, visant à créer une communauté inclusive et exemplaire en matière de logement.

Community Living Toronto (CLTO) and Tridel are pleased to announce their partnership on the Lawson redevelopment.

Toronto – November 14, 2022 - Community Living Toronto welcomes the announcement by the Government of Ontario that will allow recipients of the Ontario Disability Support Program to earn up to $1000, from $200, before their support can be reduced (clawed back).