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CLH Foundation For Success

Value Created for The Community

CLH has shown consistent leadership in Simcoe County

and the Province of Ontario, as a dynamic agency that is
providing highly relevant programs and services to over

2,000 people across all ages who need developmental

supports and their families.

According to a recent Toronto Star article (April CLH believes that all people who are in need of
2017), there are approximately 70,000 adults developmental supports should have the
with developmental disabilities in Ontario. opportunity for self-directed positive experiences,
education and meaningful opportunities in the
To date, CLH has impacted the lives of many community that bring value through:
people in Simcoe County and beyond. As a top
employer, CLH has over 300 staf and engages • Supporting each individual with his or her
over 120 volunteers. CLH also has formal own meaningful lifestyle based on individual
partnerships and relationships with over 63 interests and needs
community partners. • Providing independent living supports,
employment supports, and exploring as many
The Community Networks of Specialized Care – community-based activities and experiences
Central East (CNSC - CE) has supported 8,993 as possible
persons with developmental disabilities and • Building job search and employment skills,
high support and complex care needs from knowledge and confdence in the workplace
2007 to 2018.
• Enhancing self-esteem, self-confdence and
Since 1980 the Resource Consultation program self-advocacy skills
has supported over 1700 children, while the • Providing opportunities to be an active,
day program and residential programs have contributing member of their community
successfully supported and enriched the lives of • Providing community-based programs that
thousands of adults since 1960. engage community partners and existing
In 2012, CLH’s Chief Executive Ofcer, Tony community resources
Vipond, was awarded the Vocational Service • Promoting life-long learning
Award from Midland Rotary Club in recognition • Providing individual supports from trained and
of the high standards in the fulfllment of Rotary experienced staf every step of the way
ideas of service. CLH’s Volunteer Co-ordinator
was also awarded the Paul Harris Fellow Award
from the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International.

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