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Resources

Here, you'll find a wealth of valuable information and support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, caregivers, and the community at large. Explore our collection of resources, including educational materials, helpful guides, links to local services, and advocacy tools.

NEVER FORGOTTEN, NEVER AGAIN

Never Forgotten, Never Again is a short film featuring brave people who kindly shared some of their experiences in institutions and the community. Such personal accounts open our eyes to the past, reminding us to learn from events that should never be forgotten.

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PASSPORT PROGRAM FUNDING

The Passport Program helps adults with developmental disabilities engage in their community and gain independence. It provides financial aid for community services, daily living activities, personalized planning, respite services and tailored assistance.

INSPIRATIONAL STORIES FROM PEOPLE SUPPORTED

I Am Community Living is a campaign run during Community Living month in May. Throughout the month, we highlighted the stories of some of our clients and staff and share the Community Living experience. Here are several great stories!

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YOU CAN BE INCLUSIVE

Including people with intellectual disabilities in your workplace, volunteer organization, service club or circle of friends is something that helps build a community that treats people equally. Click below to read some ideas on how you could "think inclusively" in your community!

SOCIAL SERVICES, PROGRAMS, AND SUPPORTS

We have compiled a list of links to various federal, provincial, and municipal/regional resources related to social services programs and community supports. These resources can be helpful for those seeking assistance with housing, healthcare, employment, and other social services.

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PARTNERS FOR PLANNING RESOURCE NETWORK

Planning for a person living with a disability takes effort and intention. From relationship-building and school transitions to community involvement and financial objectives, very little happens without planning. The Partners for Planning Network helps you navigate planning, empowering you with tools and inspiration along the way.

ESTATE PLANNING GUIDES

Written by legal, tax and accounting professionals who specialize insupporting people who have a disability and their loved ones, this digital book provides pertinent information on various topics including will and trust planning, consent, capacity and legal decision-making, the Ontario Disability Support Program, the Disability Tax Credit and the Registered Disability Savings Plan

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MCCSS DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES REFORM

Check out the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services strategic plan for Developmental Services Reform.

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