2021 Community Living Huntsville AGM |
Everyone welcome! Community Living Huntsville hosts its 2021 Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, October 19, from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM.
Join this virtual meeting online through Zoom.
Inspiring possibilities since 1962.
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Disability, talent, and the workplace: Celebrate NDEAM 2021 in Huntsville |
It’s time to engage talent in the disability inclusion evolution, North Muskoka.
National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) is an annual campaign led by the Ontario Disability Employment Network each October to promote disability inclusion in employment.
Community Living Huntsville believes skilled, talented people who have a disability should have the same employment opportunities as other jobseekers and that people who have a disability are a talent pool that must be accessed for businesses to remain successful in the future.
In our feature story, an employee and an employer share their perspectives, and we get ready to "Light It Up! for NDEAM" on October 21.
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‘I’m not sitting down’: Huntsville’s Rex Malloy takes COVID-19 one step at a time |
What has Rex Malloy been doing to keep busy during the COVID-19 pandemic?
“Oh, not too much,” the Huntsville resident, 84, smiles.
Rex, like everyone, had his routine thrown off by the public health crisis. A social person who usually meets friends for lunch, hits the links every week for golf, avidly volunteers in his community, travels, and always provides game-day support for Huntsville Junior C Otters games at the Canada Summit Centre, found himself, like so many others, at home.
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Fund A Van To Fuel A Community with Community Living Huntsville’s Rev Up Independence Donation Drive |
Community Living Huntsville’s Rev Up Independence Donation Drive to fund an accessible vehicle is in gear.
Since the donation drive launched in August, you have helped us raise $18,200 toward our $50,000 goal. Funds will purchase a professionally modified, accessible, discreet, and reliable all-season vehicle for the people we support. A special thanks to Huntsville’s Hometown IDA Drugstore, Rotary Club of Huntsville Evening Satellite Club, Huntsville Junior C Otters, and the many donors who have contributed to date.
Everyone deserves access to a vehicle that meets their needs and can get them from their home to the places they can live, work and play in meaningful ways - including North Muskoka community members with developmental disabilities served by our not-for-profit organization.
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Community Living Huntsville must raise more than $150,000 annually through private donations and special fundraising events to sustain our programs.
Make a contribution that counts.
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