Our Programs
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Literacy Program
Increasing awareness of literacy through plain language strategies and literacy activities that are optimized for those with diverse abilities.
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Cooking Program
Unlocking the benefits of evaluating nutrition, healthy eating, and independent living skills through cooking instruction.
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Wellness Program
Delivering meaningful wellness programming that motivates, encourages, and educates participants on living their best lives.
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Employment Program
Working with job seekers who have diverse abilities to secure employment that focuses on their unique strengths and skills.
Why Community Living?
Community Living Central York is a non-profit, charitable organization which provides support to individuals with diverse abilities. We do this with a dedicated group of staff, volunteers and family members. We offer a wide range of supports and services that enable people to reach their fullest potential.
Attention & Support
CLCY believes that individuals with diverse abilities have a right to safely engage and participate in community life.
Short Waitlist
Affordable Prices
CLCY believes that individuals with diverse abilities have a right to participate in affordable services and programming.
Gain Real Life Skills
Their Stories
Have Questions?
FAQs
Who Is Community Living?
What Does Community Living Central York Do?
CLCY currently supports approximately 400 individuals each year.
CLCY support services include: Day support programs, Employment Strategies & job placement, Supported group living, supported independent living, associate/foster family care, and respite support.
What Areas In York Region Does Community Living Central York Support?
How Is Community Living Central York Funded?
Other funding partners include: United Way Toronto & York Region, The Regional Municipality of York, and Ontario Trillium Foundation.
What We’ve Been Up To
We acknowledge that Community Living Central York is located on the traditional territories of the Wendat, Haudenosaunee, and the Anishinaabe peoples and the treaty land of the Williams Treaties First Nations and other Indigenous peoples whose presence here continues to this day.
We thank them for sharing this land with us. We also acknowledge the Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation as our close neighbours and friends, and we work to ensure a cooperative and respectful relationship.