Provides the following community based support and services for persons with an intellectual and/or developmental disability and their families:

• Adult Group Home Living
• Supported Independent Living (SIL) Program
• Community Participation Supports
• Adult Respite Services
• Host Family Program
• Passport Services
• The Craft House

• Provides in-home support to individuals with an intellectual and/or developmental disability
• Teaches individuals the skills needed to be able to integrate into their community
• Encourages individuals to participate in community events and to access community services in order to meet their needs

Skills taught include:

• Activities of daily living
• Assistance with housing
• Assistance with medical appointments
• Budgeting and managing finances
• Personal hygiene and health
• Socialization skills

This organization is a Registered Charity

Assists individuals with a primary diagnosis of severe and persistent mental illness to live independently in the community
Case Management

• Works with consumers to improve their quality of life and level of wellness
• Provides services in a place of consumer choice, predominantly in the community
• Focuses on individuals with mental illness who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless

Provides assistance in the following areas:

• Interpersonal support
• Improving living skills
• Consultation and assessment
• Coordination and advocacy
• Financial assistance and budgeting
• Family support
• Crisis support
• Supportive counselling
• Medication monitoring

Community Treatment Orders (CTO)

• Provides a treatment and service plan issued by a physician in consultation and coordination with the consumer and service providers
• Provides case management services and support

Supported Housing

• Empowers consumers to live in accommodations of their choice
• Offers flexible and individualized supports that vary in intensity
• Assists individuals in acquiring and maintaining housing

• Operates a day program for adults with a developmental disability
• Offers a variety of life skills programming tailored to an individual's needs, skills, abilities, and interests

Services include:

• Behavioural interventions
• Community Integration
• Employment opportunities
• Life skills
• Music therapy
• Physical activity
• Physiotherapy
• Socialization
• Sports and recreation
• Volunteering

A non-profit, Christian charitable organization and a provider of developmental services
Services offered include:
Supported Independent Living

• Offers an option for a those who choose and are able to live independently or with a roommate
• The level of support is determined on an individual basis

Community Residences

• A 24-hour support environment which provides residential support to adults with developmental disabilities
• Provides 24-hours/day support by qualified support staff

Day Supports and Community Support Services

• Encourages individuals to pursue employment, volunteer, leisure and recreation opportunities
• Offers opportunities for life skill development, community involvement as well as vocational and recreational activities

Offers services to clients as identified in Individual Support Plans
Provides the opportunity to experience, learn and maintain skills in the following areas:

• Community integration and inclusion
• Leisure
• Life skills
• Physiotherapy/occupational activities
• Recreation
• Socialization
• Volunteerism

Includes a vocational component in peer assistance and a maintenance program

Provides assistance to individuals diagnosed with a developmental disability and their families
Offers the following services:

• Advocacy
• Case Management
• Crisis Management
• Emotional Support
• Justice Case Management
• Life Skills Management
• Passport Program

Assists individuals with a primary diagnosis of severe and persistent mental illness to live independently in the community
Case Management

• Works with consumers to improve their quality of life and level of wellness
• Provides services in a place of consumer choice, predominantly in the community
• Focuses on individuals with mental illness who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless

Provides assistance in the following areas:

• Interpersonal support
• Improving living skills
• Consultation and assessment
• Coordination and advocacy
• Financial assistance and budgeting
• Family support
• Crisis support
• Supportive counselling
• Medication monitoring

Community Treatment Orders (CTO)

• Provides a treatment and service plan issued by a physician in consultation and coordination with the consumer and service providers
• Provides case management services and support

Supported Housing

• Empowers consumers to live in accommodations of their choice
• Offers flexible and individualized supports that vary in intensity
• Assists individuals in acquiring and maintaining housing

Provides a wide range of services for children, youth, and adults with intellectual disabilities and/or autism spectrum disorders and their families

Community Living Options
• Assists individuals to live full and complete lives within their community
• Offers Host Family Program
• Offers Community Homes Program
• Offers Supported Independent Living
  Community Participation Supports
• Offers a variety of options according to individual choice
• Enhances increasing social roles and volunteer opportunities
• Assists with pursuing leisure activities within the community
  Community Supports
• Provides case management and advocacy support to adults and children living in the community
  Employment
• Assists with finding meaningful employment
• Offers job readiness, resumé writing, job searches skill development and job coaching
• Provides Vocational Supports and Employment Services
• Offers career planning for young adults
  Specialized Supports
• Supports according to individuals' needs at a given time in their life
• Family and support groups
• Behavioral supports
• Psychological services
• Communication services
  Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN)
• Provides access to specialized medical care using video conferencing and other tele-diagnostic equipment
• Allows specialists to remotely examine and prescribe treatments to patients in their home communities
• Reduces the need to travel to receive medical care

Provides supports for individuals with an intellectual and/or developmental disabilities and their familiesThis organization is a Registered Charity

Provides residential services and supports for adults with an intellectual and/or developmental disability

• Offers individualized residential support services in individual apartments or person's home
• Aims to meet all aspects of the individual's needs, including but not limited to personal hygiene, cooking, cleaning, socialization, financial management and health
• Provides one-to-one personal support within the home or community
• Supports required are determined by the individual receiving supports and their families

Provides community living alternatives to adults who have a developmental disability in either a group home setting or in Supported Independent Living, such as a community based private apartment
Offers an Individual Support Plan, and individual training programs on topics such as:

• Community orientation and integration
• Lifeskills
• Money management and budgeting
• Public transportation

Organizes a Sports Training Program and competition for individuals who have an intellectual disability
Sports offered include:

• Athletics
• Basketball
• Bocce
• Bowling
• Curling
• Floor Hockey
• Golf
• Power Lifting
• Rhythmic Gymnastics
• Showshoeing
• Soccer
• Softball
• Swimming
• T-Ball

Offers opportunities for volunteering

Specialized case managers and rehabilitation professionals work directly with family members, friends, other service providers and clients living with the effects of an acquired brain injury to improve:

• Daily living skills
• Communication
• Community orientation and integration
• Emotional support
• Recreational opportunities

Services offered include:

• Outreach Rehabilitation Services
• Housing Programs
• Community Support Groups

This organization is a Registered Charity

Offers services to clients as identified in Individual Support Plans
Provides the opportunity to experience, learn and maintain skills in the following areas:

• Community integration and inclusion
• Leisure
• Life skills
• Physiotherapy/occupational activities
• Recreation
• Socialization

Includes a vocational component in peer assistance and a maintenance program

Offers a francophone day program to individuals with high and/or complex care needs

• Provides services and supports to meet the needs of adults with an intellectual and/or developmental disability
• Works on a person-centered plan (also referred to as Individual Life Plan) model to address the values, priorities and preferences of each individual

Provides the following programs and services to enhance individual growth and independence:

• Group Home
• Life Skills and Cultural Program (Adult Day Program)
• Supervised Independent Living (SIL)

A non-profit, Christian charitable organization and a provider of developmental services
Services offered include:
Supported Independent Living

• Offers an option for a those who choose and are able to live independently or with a roommate
• The level of support is determined on an individual basis

Community Residences

• A group home which provides residential support to adults with a developmental disabilities
• Provides 24-hours/day support by qualified support staff

Day Supports and Community Support Services

• Encourages individuals to pursue employment, volunteer, leisure and recreation opportunities
• Offers opportunities for life skill development, community involvement as well as vocational and recreational activities