Community Living Toronto is thrilled to announce a special celebration that will honour International Day of Persons with Disabilities (December 3) (IDPD). The event will take place at Community Living Toronto’s Etobicoke Community Office, on Saturday, December 2nd, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. This year’s International Day of Persons with Disabilities theme is “United in action to rescue and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for, with and by persons with disabilities”.
The National Day of Truth and Reconciliation is coming up on September 30th and we are selling orange t-shirts in recognition of the day. All proceeds will go towards Indian Residential School Survivors Society (IRSSS).
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.
The Me & Lau Family Foundation is accepting applications for the ME & Lau Family Foundation Scholarship in partnership with Community Living Toronto.
Indigenous History Month:
Why its important and what people can do to honour the month.
$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.
Community Living Month is an annual awareness campaign that recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of the community living movement.
[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
Join us on Wednesday May 29 for #ITookABreak24!
Community Living Toronto (CLTO) is hosting a breakfast open house launch event to kick off 75th anniversary celebrations.
CLTO is reflecting on how far it has come over the past 75 years through stories that show the importance of people with an intellectual disability truly feeling that they belong in their community. Read more
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