Volunteers
Volunteers in 2024-2025
Total volunteer hours in 2024 - 2025
Community Councils across Toronto
Years of volunteer-powered advocacy
Ways to Volunteer
There are many ways to give your time at CLTO. Find the opportunity that fits your interests, availability, and skills.
Youth Volunteers
Young people aged 14-17 can volunteer with CLTO, building skills and experience while contributing to meaningful community inclusion work.
Community Mentors
Support people with intellectual disabilities to build connections, develop skills, and participate fully in their communities as a one-on-one mentor.
Group I Corporate Volunteers
Bring your team together for a meaningful day of service. Corporate volunteer groups support CLTO events, programs,and community initiatives across the city.
Difference Makers
Take on a longer-term volunteer commitment that creates sustained, meaningful change in the lives of people CLTO supports.
Global Neighbours
New Community, New Connections – Volunteer and Grow!
Board of Directors
Help shape our future by joining our Board of Directors.
Join A Community Council
Shape CLTO’s Work in Your Community
Community Councils bring together CLTO members, families, and community advocates to provide local guidance and support to CLTO’s work across Toronto. Each council is geographically based, meeting regularly to discuss local priorities and connect CLTO with the community it serves.
Central Community Council
Etobicoke / York Community Council
North York Community Council
Scarborough Community Council
Call for Board of Director Volunteers
CLTO’s Board of Directors is made up of volunteers who guide the organization’s strategic direction and ensure accountability. We welcome individuals with experience in governance, finance, real estate, government relations, law, healthcare, or community advocacy
Interested in Joining the Board?
Join a Community Living Toronto Board Committee and help us shape the future of inclusive supports for people with intellectual disabilities. We’re looking for people with leadership skills, lived experience, a passion for community, and diverse perspectives.