Community Living Toronto locations across the GTA are hosting a “Great Community Lemonade Stand” to raise awareness and funds for The United Way of Greater Toronto. This is also a great opportunity for the people we support to get to know their neighbours after being socially isolated during the pandemic lockdowns. Come by and purchase a refreshing lemonade with proceeds going to The United Way of Greater Toronto. We would also love to say “Hi!” to our neighbours! (Read more)

This fiscal year was defined by immense change and growth. Community Living Toronto (CLTO)
transformed to be more responsive to the evolving needs of people who have an intellectual disability and is now structured around three
service streams: Supported Living, Community Participation Supports and Respite, and Specialized Supports. (Read more)

May is Family Caregiver Month and to celebrate, a new initiative – the Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence (CCCE) – is officially launching. (Read more)

In case you missed it, watch our Leaders in Philanthropy Virtual Event here! (Read more)

We’re happy to announce the launch of our new My Plan template and two new staff training modules for Person-Directed Planning! Person-Directed Planning (PDP) is something we do every year with the adults (18+) we support, and it’s foundational to our work. … (Read more)

If you are caring for a family member, friend or neighbour and need help, visit The Ontario Caregiver Organization (OCO) website to access free caregiver supports and resources including: a 24/7 Helpline, Peer Support, Online Learning and more. (Read more)

We’re proud to share that one of our volunteers, Robert Shaddock, has been recognized, posthumous, as a nominee for the 2021 Volunteer Toronto Legacy Awards. (Read more)

Assessing the Impact of COVID-19 on the Mental Health of Direct Support Professionals in the Developmental Services Sector.  CAMH is keen to hear from front-line staff on how they are managing at this current time to build upon existing work in … (Read more)

Community Living Toronto is committed to working with the individuals we support, our staff, volunteers and members to do our part in understanding this history and helping to make our city and province a more welcoming and inclusive place to call home. The present awakening to historical injustices is an opportunity to examine those parts of our Canadian story and confront them head-on. We all have a duty to listen, understand, respect, and change. (Read more)