Community Living Glengarry Inc. will be delivering cupcakes (frosted blue/green) 2x weekly (Wednesdays and Fridays) for the month of May to various businesses and social clubs throughout Glengarry County. Employees along with people supported make the deliveries. They're having restaurant placemats made to promote Community Living Month and will be distributing them to various restaurants to use during the month ... Read More
Middlesex Community Living wants to highlight and help bring awareness to Community Living Month on their social media accounts. They're looking to do this through a campaign where they post messages about "What Community Living Month Means To Me". These messages can be in several different formats such as: a picture and message box, a voice recording, written text or ... Read More
The Banner will be raised at the 'Upper Front St. Bridge' at Moira St. & Front St.
Send photos to lcross@clbelleville.ca by May 20.
Calling all crafters to tap into your creative juices and craft something in the colours Blue & Green. Take a picture and send it to Middlesex Community Living and they will post it on their Facebook page.
Wear your blue and green to celebrate CL Month in Dundas County.
Community Living Month is a province-wide annual awareness campaign to recognize the accomplishments of the Community Living movement. Join Community Living Ontario and ourย 119 local associations across Ontarioย as we show whyย #InclusionMattersย for people who have an intellectual disability and their families!
The Town of Midland is proclaiming May 2024 Community Living Month and in recognition will illuminate the front garden of Town Hall in blue and green lights from May 1-31, 2024.
Community Living Upper Otawa Valley will be sharing their 31 days of Inclusion campaign on Facebook with each day sharing a (not so) Random act of Kindness.
Laurentian Hills, City of Pembroke and Laurentian Valley will be presented with and flying Community Living Upper Otawa Valley's Flag for the month of May.
During the month of May, Alice Nelson, Assistant Professor in Drama, Education and Community at the University of Windsor, with assistance from Community Living Windsor employee Maggie Pinsonneault, Virtual Activity Administrator, will lead the informative and interactive theatre workshop series for people connected with Community Living Windsor. The workshop will teach different styles of theatre performing from storytelling to shadow ... Read More
A community dinner with strong representation from individuals with intellectual disabilities and their families, it is a celebration of community including individual awards and partner recognition. We will be referencing Community Living Month (this event is always in May).
