Providing support & services to meet the diverse developmental needs of people within our community
A week-long symposium beginning March 15 will celebrate connections at a time when isolation and loneliness have become significant issues.The third annual Asset-Based Community Development Symposium is timed to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the provincial lockdown, or “the week our lives stood still,” said Rishia Burke, director of community development and services at Community
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CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE Community Living Brant continues to monitor the COVID-19 Virus situation and works with the Brant County Health Unit to address the concerns of those receiving services, families, and staff. In our effort to meet the guidelines of the province wide shutdown and to be proactive and minimize risk to everyone, the following
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If you’d like to ask a question that makes people think, try “what does belonging feel like to you?” We’re often asked to connect with one another based on our gaps or lacks—from dating apps to community development surveys, prompts like “what are your pet peeves?”, “what needs to be improved in your community?”, “I’m
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On September 25th, we were thrilled to announce to you that the CQL Reviewers had completed their Accreditation review of Community Living Brant and that we had achieved another “4-Year Person-Centered Excellence Accreditation” with CQL. The dedicated, good work and belief in the people we support resulted in us having: “All” 46 Indicators required to
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Community Living Brant executive director Debbie Cavers (left) and director of community development and services Rishia Burke are excited about an Ontario Trillium Foundation grant that will help launch a new project called Belonging Brant. BRIAN THOMPSON/THE EXPOSITOR A new Community Living Brant project aims to strengthen connections and friendships in people’s neighbourhoods. Thanks to a
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