Community Living Toronto

Toronto, Canada

Community Living Toronto is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering the inclusion of individuals with developmental disabilities into the community. They provide a variety of services and supports to help individuals live fulfilling lives, participate in social activities, and access educational and employment opportunities.

CCI Score

60.51

-0.03% April 18

Latest Event

CL Toronto Joins Coalition Debate on Disability Issues

Community Living Toronto participated as part of a coalition of disability advocacy organizations during an evening debate hosted at the CNIB Toronto office, promoting inclusive policies and disability rights.

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Community Living Toronto is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

APR

08

2025

CL Toronto Joins Coalition Debate on Disability Issues
70.00

Community Living Toronto participated as part of a coalition of disability advocacy organizations during an evening debate hosted at the CNIB Toronto office, promoting inclusive policies and disability rights.
JAN

16

2025

Non-Profit Sounds Alarm Over Disability Funding Shortfalls
68.25

Community Living Toronto has raised concerns over the fact that over 52,000 individuals with developmental disabilities are on waiting lists for critical supports, highlighting a significant shortfall in disability funding.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

April 8

Community Living Toronto, a non-profit dedicated to inclusion and support for individuals with developmental disabilities, has publicly highlighted a major funding shortfall affecting over 52,000 people. By sounding the alarm, the organization is advocating for better support for a marginalized community, which aligns with anti-authoritarian and progressive values.

Non-profit sounding alarm over disability funding shortfalls
JAN

14

2025

Advocacy for Increased Government Funding for Disability Supports
77.95

Community Living Toronto issued a news release calling on the Ontario government to address severe funding shortfalls impacting over 52,000 people on waiting lists for critical supports, emphasizing the need for immediate action to support individuals with developmental disabilities.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 8

The organization leveraged its platform to demand urgent governmental intervention in addressing chronic underfunding of services for people with developmental disabilities, thereby promoting social justice and inclusion. This advocacy counters neglect that often perpetuates systemic inequalities and aligns with anti-authoritarian and inclusive values.

NEWS RELEASE – SEVERE FUNDING SHORTFALLS IMPACTING PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
SEP

17

2024

CL Toronto Annual Report 2023-2024 Showcases Inclusive Initiatives
51.45

During its 76th Annual General Meeting on September 17, 2024, Community Living Toronto launched its Annual Report 2023-2024. The report highlighted initiatives such as advocating for improved sector funding, redesigning community participation supports, enhancing employment services via MyJobMatch, and expanding accessible housing options, all aimed at fostering greater inclusion and support for individuals with developmental disabilities.
+50

Public and Political Behavior

April 8

Community Living Toronto used its annual general meeting to publicly advocate for improved funding and greater inclusion within its sector, an action that underscores its commitment to progressive, community-focused political behavior.

Community Living Toronto’s Annual Report 2023 – 2024
+60

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

April 8

The report detailed significant operational improvements including redesigned support models, expanded employment services, and increased affordable housing initiatives. These actions highlight strong adherence to inclusive and ethical practices benefiting marginalized groups.

Community Living Toronto’s Annual Report 2023 – 2024
NOV

01

2023

Release of Strategic Plan 2023–2028 for Inclusive Communities
65.43

Community Living Toronto has unveiled its Strategic Plan 2023–2028, outlining a comprehensive roadmap focused on building inclusive communities, advancing workforce development, leveraging digital transformation, and upholding a strong commitment to anti-racism, equity, diversity, and inclusion. The plan emphasizes partnerships with government and community stakeholders to support individuals with developmental disabilities and enhance social integration.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 8

The strategic plan includes active advocacy and engagement with government officials and community stakeholders, which bolsters public and political behavior by promoting policies that enable inclusive and supportive environments for marginalized groups.

PDF Journeying Together: Inclusive and Welcoming Communities
+85

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

April 8

By demonstrating a comprehensive commitment to anti-racism, equity, diversity, and inclusion—coupled with innovative workforce and community initiatives—the organization exhibits strong ethical and responsible business practices.

PDF Journeying Together: Inclusive and Welcoming Communities
+70

Technology and Services Impact

April 8

The incorporation of digital tools such as MyServicesConnect and SAP Concur Solutions in the strategic plan reflects a positive use of technology to improve service delivery, data analytics, and operational efficiency, directly benefiting the community and improving access to support.

PDF Journeying Together: Inclusive and Welcoming Communities
+65

Economic and Structural Influence

April 8

The strategic investments in affordable, accessible housing projects and redevelopment initiatives indicate significant structural and economic influence that supports community integration and stability for underserved populations.

PDF Journeying Together: Inclusive and Welcoming Communities
JAN

01

2023

Community Living Toronto Announces Strategic Plan 2023-2028
29.98

Community Living Toronto released its Strategic Plan 2023-2028 that outlines a multi-year effort to enhance inclusive community services, strengthen staff development for over 1,200 employees, and deepen collaboration with families, community partners, and government officials. The plan emphasizes putting people supported at the forefront, expanding service capacity, and fostering welcoming communities.
+40

Public and Political Behavior

April 8

The strategic plan outlines extensive consultation with government officials and community stakeholders, showcasing a commitment to inclusive political engagement and transparency that aligns with progressive, anti-authoritarian values.

Community Living Toronto’s Strategic Plan 2023-2028
+35

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

April 8

By emphasizing the upgrading of staff capabilities and focusing on comprehensive support for individuals with intellectual disabilities, the plan demonstrates a strong commitment to human rights and fair labor practices, reinforcing progressive values in workplace policy.

Community Living Toronto’s Strategic Plan 2023-2028