Thank you to @CLToronto and @ontario_living for celebrating Community Living Month at Queens Park to recognize more than 70 years of advocacy, inclusion, and support for people with intellectual disabilities and their families. A special thank you to local organizations including @OakvilleCL and @clburlington for the important work you do to create inclusive spaces and meaningful opportunities for the people you support. Thank you to the staff, volunteers, families, and advocates across Ontario for your continued dedication and leadership.
Volunteers from @unitedwaygh Show Your Local Love campaign recently rolled up their sleeves to support one of Community Living Oakville’s homes, helping refresh outdoor spaces and brighten the day for the people who live there. https://t.co/bUg8YYmvjw via @NewsInOakville
Proud to celebrate International Women’s Day by amplifying the voices of people supported, staff, and leadership who are sharing their pledges for equality, respect, and opportunity for women everywhere. https://t.co/yGaO9C3OHe via @NewsInOakville
Thank you to the Oakville Lions Club for a $3,000 donation to Community Living Oakville. Funds will support Lunch & Learn sessions that help people with developmental disabilities build independence, confidence, and advocacy skills. https://t.co/1hNQDb0u8w via @NewsInOakville
This special afternoon brought together photography, visual art, and live performances by people with developmental disabilities, creating a space for creativity, confidence, and community connection. A big thank you to Halton TV News https://t.co/gf2DJ1PVrJ via @NewsInOakville
@XploreEmploy connects Canadians with disabilities to meaningful work, supporting job seekers of all abilities with coaching, job-readiness training, and employer partnerships that help foster inclusive workplaces.
Thank you to @PamDamoff for helping to convene Xplorement’s employment roundtable in Oakville yesterday alongside @SimaAcan, @OakvilleCL, the @OakvilleChamber and so many insightful individuals sharing their lived experience navigating employment as neurodiverse Canadians.
Our government knows that neurodiverse Canadians have so much to contribute to Canadians. When we help create supports for employers and job-seekers, incredible things can happen.
Joshua Creek art group wrapped up their final art lesson before the holiday break. Huge thanks to Sybil Rampen — Oakville artist and founder of Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre — for being such a strong advocate for inclusive arts. https://t.co/FDJdMSXlwl via @NewsInOakville
Jude created a stunning faux-fire mural that brought warmth back into the room just in time for Christmas. Thank you, Jude, for sharing your talent and heart with our community. ❤️ https://t.co/4WiszSyAZX https://t.co/NO3rYPlLaJ via @NewsInOakville
Joy Shines at Ritorno’s Annual Breakfast with Santa A heartwarming Oakville tradition continued this morning as Ritorno, led by community advocate Julia Hanna, hosted its annual Breakfast with Santa for Community Living Oakville. https://t.co/4ZVe2tfIuv via @NewsInOakville
Andrea, our Development Manager, spent Giving Tuesday touring Oakville with Liisa, Jordan, Josh, and Judith — all out spreading kindness and giving back. https://t.co/RmRxZqgk4Q via @NewsInOakville
After the rush of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, today is all about giving back. A share, a donation, a kind message, or even helping spread the word can make a huge difference. Big or small — your support matters. https://t.co/2XAO1ADEwD via @NewsInOakville