Community Living Oakville

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Community Living Oakville

Site: Community Living Oakville

Record #: MHH0468

Last Full Update: 23 Aug 2019

Contact Information
Office Phone	905-844-0146
Fax	905-339-1541 (General Fax) 905-844-1832 (Confidential fax)
E-Mail	info@oakcl.org
Website	www.oakcl.org
Social Media	Facebook: www.facebook.com/OakvilleCL Instagram: www.instagram.com/communitylivingoakville/ LinkedIn: ca.linkedin.com/company/community-living-oakville Twitter: twitter.com/OakvilleCL YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCwvgjwG3wIh0U-ICoze496g
Primary Contact	Tina Eidukaitis, Fundraising and Volunteer Coordinator; Phone: 905-844-0146 ext 239; Email: tina.eidukaitis@oakcl.org
Alternate Contact	Julie Bisbicos, Day Services Manager; Phone: 905-844-0146 ext 274
Agency Information
Description (Agency)	A registered charity dedicated to providing support to people who have a developmental disability so that they may live in a state of dignity and participate in all elements of community living to their fullest potential
Legal Status	(50) Non Profit
Established	1954
Primary Executive	Janet Lorimer, Executive Director; Phone: 905-844-0146 ext 266; Email: janet.lorimer@oakcl.org
Alternate Executive	Alexandra Hoeck-Murray, Director of Services and Quality Enhancement; Phone: 905-844-0146 ext 270; Email: ahoeckmurray@oakcl.org
Funding	Donations * Ontario Trillium Foundation * Oakville Community Foundation * United Way
Description and Service Details
Description (Service)	Provides a range of support services to children, youth and adults who have developmental disabilities and their families Community Day Services: Innovations: offer a variety of activities, creating exciting opportunities for people to develop their skills while building relationships with others * offered Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm Skills Training to Enable Personal Progress (STEPP): offers a variety of recreational opportunities, community engagement and volunteering and a strong focus on healthy living and personal growth After School Respite: provides a safe and caring environment for children and young adults between the ages of 5 to 21 * activities include games, snoezelen room, community events, parks, music, sports, arts and crafts and life skills * offered Mon-Fri, 3pm-8pm Speers Place Industries: assists those 21 years or older who have a developmental disability to develop work skills in a supportive environment work experience gained both in sheltered environment and selected community locations may include a variety of light industrial jobs contract work done on a regular basis for companies such as Ford, Sanford, etc. Residential Services provides a variety of residential supports for people based on their individual needs 24 hour support: provides support for up to 5 people residing in a group living setting Supported Employment: helps individuals to find/maintain employment in the community job coaches work with the person and employer to achieve successful employment in the Oakville area job coaches also provide support for a volunteer/work experience, work training and/or situational assessment Transition Planner - Passages: support to individuals with an intellectual disability who are still in school provides more options for future planning through a closer liaison with the school boards in Halton region After School Program: program for students 5-21 years who have autism or PDD in a safe and caring environment activities include games, community events, parks, engaging through music, sports, arts and crafts, and life skills Mon- Fri, 3pm-8pm this is a purchase of service program Donate your car: working in conjunction with CharityCar and Green Vehicle Disposal to dispose of unwanted vehicles in an environmentally safe way the recycled funds will assist CLO in accomplishing their goals and initiatives in educating the community to embrace individuals with developmental disabilities so that they can enjoy their right to lead active and productive lives volunteer opportunities available Services and Programs: Community Day Services Residential Services
Hours	Office: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm
Areas Served	Oakville
Boundaries	Oakville and area
Eligibility	People with a developmental disability
Application	To apply contact Developmental Services Ontario Central West Region
Languages	English ; French ; German ; Italian ; Spanish
Fees	call for information
Site Information
Located In Community	Oakville
Address & Map	301 Wyecroft Rd Oakville, ON L6K 2H2
Intersection	Wyecroft Rd and Dorval Dr
Physical Access	Fully Accessible
Categories and Classification
HCSD Main Heading	Child / Family Services ; Disabilities ; Employment / Training ; Health Care ; Youth
HCSD Sub Heading	Child Care ; Children with Disabilities ; Disabilities Employment Program Resources ; Disabilities Employment Programs ; Health & Developmental Disabilities ; Health and Developmental Disabilities ; Resources for Children with Disabilities ; Resources for Youth with Disabilities ; Work Experience ; Youth with Disabilities
Service Categories	Disability Related Centre Based Employment ~ Developmental Disabilities ; Extended Child Care ~ Children and Youth With Disabilities ; Independent Living Skills Instruction ~ Developmental Disabilities ; Multisensory Environments ; Prevocational Training ~ Developmental Disabilities ; Supported Employment ~ Developmental Disabilities ; Transition Services for Students with Disabilities ~ Developmental Disabilities ; Vehicle Donation Programs ; Volunteer Opportunities ; Work Experience ~ Developmental Disabilities

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