Brampton Caledon Community Living

Lever des fonds

augmenter nos services et notre soutien aux personnes ayant une déficience intellectuelle.
Délation

notre communauté et en travaillant avec nos partenaires pour créer une communauté inclusive où les personnes ayant une déficience intellectuelle peuvent participer, contribuer et partager tous les éléments de la vie en communauté.
Fournir du répit

aux familles qui s’occupent d’un membre de leur famille ayant une déficience intellectuelle.
Aider les familles

accéder aux informations, ressources et services pour eux-mêmes et les membres de leur famille ayant une déficience intellectuelle. Fournir des consultations aux familles sur la planification financière et successorale, les questions d'éducation et les ressources communautaires.
Travail

avec les enseignants en éducation de la petite enfance pour promouvoir l'inclusion des enfants ayant une déficience intellectuelle dans les établissements préscolaires.

COVID-19 UPDATE

The safety of the people we provide services to as well as employees remain our number one priority. Brampton Caledon Community Living continues to follow all guidelines and recommendations from the Ministry of Children, Community & Social Services , Public Health Ontario and Peel Public Health

This summer we had the pleasure of welcoming many family and friends for backyard visits. Please continue to reach out to the manager of the home to schedule all visits.

Important Information for Family and Friend Visits

BCCL is reopening Community Participation Supports September 27^th but on a reduced scale to allow for small cohorts and ensure all public health restrictions are followed. Families are encouraged to do the on-line active screening for participants each time they attend the program Additional screening measures will be conducted upon arrival.

Active Screening Tool for Participants

During this gradual re-opening, a number of community participation support staff will remain at our Community Living Support (Residential)locations to provide day support from people’s homes as well as support to access virtual day programming

Virtual programs continue to be available. Contact Susana York at [email protected], if you are interested.

BCCL continues to limit the number of people entering the administrative office located at 34 Church street, and will remain closed to the general public. All staff and guests who enter the building must wear a mask and will be actively screened upon entry.

Thank you for your on-going patience and understanding.

Season’s Greetings And A Happy New Year

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NATIONAL DAY FOR TRUTH & RECONCILIATION

BCCL would like to honor the residential school survivors and their families and to remember those who never made it home. Since May of 2021, well over 5000 bodies of Indigenous children have been recovered at former residential schools across Canada. September 30th will now be recognized and called The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. ... Lire la suite

Pride Month June 2021

Happy Pride Month, BCCL celebrates with LGBTQ2S+ community members ... Lire la suite

National Indigenous History Month June 2021

National Indigenous History Month National Indigenous History Month June 2021. This year, National Indigenous History Month is dedicated to the missing children, the families left behind and the survivors of residential schools. ... Lire la suite

Thank-you for celebrating Community Living Month with us!

We appreciate your contributions this month in sharing how we are #StillInThisTogether. These videos recognize the dedicated work of our BCCL employees. ... Lire la suite

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