Centre for Independent Living in Toronto

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Cross-Province Town Hall Meetings to Protect Local Health Care

The Ontario budget for health care is harsher than even the most radical advocates for cutbacks predicted.

After years of tax cuts for corporations and the wealthiest, the Ontario government is trying to resolve its deficit on the backs of the sick and the elderly.

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5/11/2012

Computer Repair Services

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5/2/2012

Community Support for Women Silent Auction

Back to the 80’s Spring Fling Silent Auction
will be a night you don’t want to miss!

DATE:
Thursday May 10, 2012

LOCATION:
SHAMBA Space
48 Yonge St, Suite 1200
6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

To purchase tickets call
416.928.3334. ext 224

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4/27/2012

Welcome to Toronto Walks: People Pave the Way at Yonge & Eglinton

This event is being held at 12:00am on Saturday, May 5, 2012 at
Anne Johnston Health Station, 2398 Yonge St.

The Anne Johnston Health Station will lead an accessibility walk in the Yonge & Eglinton area.

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4/24/2012

Parenting With MS: Session provided by the Parenting With a Disability Network

Saturday, May 5, 20121 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Location: CILT, 365 Bloor St. E. (Bloor St./Sherbourne Ave.)

Join Nancy Barry of the PDN as she leads a groupdiscussion about the joys and challenges of parenting with MS.

Nancy Barry is the peer program lead at the Centre for Independent Living in Toronto.

She played an integral role in the creation of the PDN and is currently the coordinator of the network.

To register, contact Angela Rodriguez at 416-967-3034 or by email to angela.rodriguez@mssociety.ca

4/19/2012

French as a Second Language Program

Heritage Skills Development Center (HSDC) would like to announce that registration for Spring 2012

French as a Second Language Program has officially kicked off!

Classes will commence on Tuesday, May 22, 2012 respectively.

To register contact our office for sign-up instructions

( 416-345-1613) or visit us at:

400 McCowan Road, Scarborough, ON- Ground floor

( Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm).

Classes are already filling up on a first come, first serve basis!

4/10/2012

Peel Workshop - Coping with Depression: Recognizing the Signs and Taking a Proactive Approach Towards Feeling Better

Date: Thursday May 24, 2012
Century Gardens Recreation Centre

RSVP to Carling at (416) 599 2458 ext. 270,

by TTY at (416) 599-5077, or email to carling.barry@cilt.ca

4/5/2012

The Safe Engaged Environments Disability (SEED) Project and Final Report

The Safe Engaged Environments Disability (SEED) Project was a 3 year community based action research project which finished on July 28 2011.

With CILT as the lead partner, the SEED Project was developed with partnerships with cross-disability community organizations, people with disabilities in the City of Toronto and/or tenants with disabilities in Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC).

The Project was developed and carried out by persons with disabilities for persons with disabilities.

The SEED Project was funded by City of Toronto’s Community Safety Investment Program and TCHC’s Social Investment Fund.

The SEED Project produced a final report called “A Safer City For All”, which summarizes the safety themes that emerged out of 33 SEED focus groups with 304 people with disabilities in the City of Toronto and/or tenants with disabilities in TCHC.

For copy of the SEED final report or more information, click here

10/16/2011