Research

Research

Published research, third-party evaluations, and the process for organizations interested in conducting research at Community Living Toronto.

Published Research

Research Reports and Evaluations

Third-party research and evaluation reports on CLTO’s programs, services, and digital products.

Pier LABS Final Evaluation Report — MyJobMatch Employment

Independent evaluation of MyJobMatch as an employment support tool for individuals with disabilities — outcomes, impact metrics, and recommendations.

Pier Labs Case Study: MyJobMatch: Employment Supports for Individuals with Disabilities

A detailed case study examining how MyJobMatch has created meaningful employment outcomes for job seekers with disabilities across Ontario.

Conduct Research at CLTO

External Research Proposal

Community Living Toronto supports people of all ages with a wide range of needs and focuses on innovative ways to improve services for people with intellectual disabilities and their families. Through partnerships and research, CLTO helps identify gaps and strengthen supports to better serve the community.

Interested in Conducting Research at CLTO?

All external research conducted at or with Community Living Toronto must be reviewed and approved in advance. This ensures the privacy, dignity, and wellbeing of the people we support are protected at every stage of the research process.

Review Guidelines

Review CLTO's research participation guidelines to ensure your project aligns with our values and compliance requirements.

Complete Proposal Form

Complete the External Research Proposal Form with details about your study, methodology, timeline, and ethics approval.

Submit Your Proposal

Submit your proposal for review by CLTO's research committee. You will be contacted within 4–6 weeks with a decision or request for additional information.

Use this form to apply for the job