Join us for an inspiring evening celebrating personal expression through art, featuring a powerful exhibit of works created by the people we support.
WHEN: Tuesday May 13, 2025
WHERE: Marchfifteen Office, 25 Adelaide St. East, Suite 1300, Toronto
HOURS: Artist and Family: 4:30pm – 6:00pm | Open House 6:00pm – 8:00pm
RSVP by May 2, 2025 to Jill Koffman, jkoffman@marchfifteen.ca
This drop-in 1:1 consultation is for caregivers and/or individuals with a developmental disability 18 years and older. This is an opportunity to find out about programs and services in Toronto region and meet with a case manager to get help with forms or resources.
In person sessions include the opportunity to meet with a Passport Coordinator. Passport coordinators can help with passport invoices or questions about passport funding.
Location: 128A Sterling Rd, suite 202, Toronto
When: Wed, April 30 & Tue, May 27 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Registration Free, drop-in consultation. No registration required.
For over 75 years, families in Ontario have come together to build better lives for their family members with a disability. Through meaningful relationships with one another, families build resilience, and courage and also bring innovation to the challenges they face.
Join us on May 7th at 7pm EST for The Value of Family-to-Family Connection webcast, to learn about the importance of family-to-family connections and the overall benefits of Family Networks.
What’s in it for you:
Access Travel Club has teamed up with the Blue Jays to offer you a sweet treat.
“Let’s get Social” and get out to cheer on the home team to victory over the Cleveland Guardians.
WHEN: Sunday May 4th, at 1:30 PM Rogers Centre: 1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON M5V 1J1
Member Price: $99.00 | Non-Member Price: $125.00
Includes a game ticket in the 100-level accessible section, food and drink.
We look forward to seeing you! Space is limited so register early.
Registration Deadline: May 1st, 2025
Wheelchair and Companion seating available on request.
For more details or to reserve your spot, contact us at: 905-506-4886
accesstravelclub@gmail.com
www.accesstravelclub.ca
JOIN WITH OTHER MOMS WHO ARE SUPPORTING A CHILD WITH AN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY OR AUTISM OF ANY AGE TO SHARE, STRATEGIZE, SUPPORT
Mondays from 7:30pm – 9:30pm [online]
Thursdays 1:00pm – 3:00pm [online]
Saturday May 24, 10:30am – 3:00pm [in person]
Community Living Toronto – 20 Spadina Road
Details to Follow: RSVP necessary.
Corbrook and Family Service Toronto in partnership with FoodShare, are holding ongoing Community Food Markets on the third Thursday of every month in Scarborough.
Where and when is the market?
The next market is Thursday, April 17 from 1pm-6pm at Corbrook and Community Living Toronto’s social enterprise The Social Brew: 1236 Birchmount Rd. – see flyer attached for details.
What is a Community Market? (formerly Good Food Market)
Community Markets sell high-quality, affordable fruits and vegetables. These markets bring healthy produce to neighbourhoods where it might not otherwise be available, and where farmers’ markets are not viable because sales are too low to cover costs.
The markets feature seasonal, local produce plus imported favourites in order to offer the greatest quality and cultural value to the neighbourhoods they serve.
Who can attend?
The market is open to everyone!
Corbrook and Family Service Toronto share a vision of building inclusive communities.
We envision our market serving as a gathering place for folks to connect, learn from each other, and thrive.
Why a Community Market?
Food markets can become amazing gathering places. The goal of a successful market is not making a profit, but the relationship between selling affordable produce and the ability of a market to be a gathering place that people want to hang out in.
At SAAAC, we offer inclusive Visual Arts and Wellness programs for individuals on the autism spectrum. Currently, we have the capacity to serve more families and would love to broaden our outreach.
Our programs run seasonally, four times a year, and include streams for children, youth, and adults.
Healthy Living Program (Young Adults, 13-26)
A 10-week wellness-focused program promoting active and healthy lifestyles. Participants and their caregivers will learn strategies for physical activity, nutrition, and social engagement—delivered by health and wellness experts.
Learn more about Fitness programs
Visual Arts – Foundations (Streams for All Ages)
A beginner-friendly art program with streams tailored to children (6–12), youth (13–17), and adults (18+). Participants are guided step-by-step through painting techniques, learning how to mix colors, create shapes, and layer their work to produce vibrant artwork.
Visual Arts – Advanced (All Ages)
A mixed-ages group designed for participants with prior experience and an existing portfolio, this program focuses on developing personal artistic practices and refining advanced techniques.
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
