Pegasus runs two Saturday programs open to the community, offering a fun and engaging break from the weekly routine. Please see the flyer attached for more information and contacts.
Polaris is a unique program designed to support and engage individuals who may need a bit more age-related help in a welcoming community setting. Please see the promotional information and flyer attached.
Come hang out, play some games, create some art and cook some food!
Join us for an evening of fun every Thursday from April 24th to June 12th, 2025! We are excited to offer recreational activities that give families a break in caring for adults with a developmental delay.
WHO: Anyone 18 years and older with a developmental delay who is living at home
WHERE: 1124 Finch Avenue West, Unit 1
WHEN: Thursdays from 4pm – 7pm
COST: $16/person
See flyer for more information
To register, please call 1-833-586-3687 and leave a message for an Adult Intake Worker
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Community Living Toronto – Community Engagement Speaker Series – This month, we are pleased to announce an insightful session from the Katie Macdonald from the Ontario Caregivers Organization to share information on: Working Caregivers – Balancing Work & Care.
This presentation explores helpful strategies and resources for balancing work /employment and caregiving, including identifying their own needs, effectively communicating with employers, and accessing supports and benefits that may be available to them.
WHEN: April 15 at 7pm
On its own, the DTC can help reduce income taxes in order to offset some of the extra costs people living with a disability may incur. An even greater benefit is that it opens the door to other valuable credits and programs, including the new Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) which will start paying this year!
Join us on April 15th at 7pm EST to learn more about the DTC, the application process, and other valuable tips for people with disabilities, their families, and professional advisors.
What’s in it for you:
Independence with Luminous is a no-cost eight-week program. The program focuses on empowering and strengthening our participants within targeted areas of their daily living.
This program is low support and self-guided. The group is geared towards individuals who are further along in their work towards a goal for independence or those who need a refresher on skills already built. The areas of focus throughout the eight weeks is employment readiness, cyber safety, and financial literacy.
This topic will focus on building skills to be successful in employment/volunteering opportunities. Participants will have the chance to create/edit a resume, learn about ways to search for employment/volunteering, and apply. Participants will also learn about appropriateness, such as behaviors, handling conflicts, attire, and hygiene in the world.
Here, participants will explore how to navigate the technological world in a safe way. With a focus on safety vulnerabilities, scams, and relationship boundaries, participants will get an in-depth understanding of the current technological world.
Where participants can learn budgeting. This class will explore how to create, manage, and adjust a budget based on future needs. This class will also touch on budgeting in the community.
For registration and more information: Cassondra cwatkis@lumenus.ca or Leanna lromero@lumenus.ca
Hey, are you interested in having fun and learning some new things? Then we have the program for you: Life Skills with Lumenus.
Mondays, 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
This topic will focus on all things community. Here we explore how to access community supports that we use daily, and how to stay safe online, and a variety of safety topics.
Mondays, 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Here we explore what healthy relationships look like with everyone in our lives, how to set healthy boundaries, and how to manage conflict in relationships.
Thursdays 11am – 12pm
With a focus on all aspects of our health, this topic explores how to maintain or improve physical, mental, and emotional health. We also explore cooking and kitchen safety.
Thursdays 12pm – 2pm
For Registration and more information, contact Cassondra cwatkis@lumenus.ca or Leanna lromero@lumenus.ca
WHEN: April 15th, 2025, 10 AM – 12 PM
WHERE: 2972 Islington Ave, Unit 5
Toronto Community Participation Services (The Village) team are happy to invite you to come and enjoy our Pancake Palooza on April 15th, 2025, 10 AM – 12 PM at 2972 Islington Ave, Unit 5. Join us for a morning of fluffy pancakes🥞, fun toppings 🍓🍁🍌and to have a great time with friends💃🕺.
Come prepared to:
See the flyer attached for more information
Contact us at: 416-633-0614 / torontocps@karis.org
We can’t wait to see you!
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PRESENTERS Jelka Garic & Shawn Ratnasingam
Are you a service provider in Ontario offering fee-for-service programs and services for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities or Autism? MyCommunityHub can help you efficiently manage your registrations for free.
Recorded at the Shared Learning Forum March 28
Community Living Toronto’s Dads Supporting Dads will be hosting our April meetings later this month on:
Register Today and help your child build the communication & language skills they require to enhance their “Quality of Life”.
Interested participants can contact the program directly to book an intake.
