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Peter King Meets Mantracker
Dreams come true… For many years now, I can’t remember for how long now that it has been; Peter has been a fan of the Mantracker show but specifically the “real” and original man tracker Terry Grant. Pete recites some of his sayings: “learn your land, learn your prey, He’s coming to get you!” Faithfully […]
Read MoreThe Canadian Association of Community Living Promotes Inclusion in the Upcoming Federal Election
For key messages, questions for candidates, and information on how to vote in the upcoming Federal Election visit the Canadian Association of Community Living election website at www.inclusionmatters.ca. See the attached document for more information. Inclusion_matters download – Election Strategy
Read MoreRegister Now! The Practice of Social Inclusion: A Day With Michael Kendrick
Monday, October 19, 2015 , Pinewood Clarion, North Bay Join us in a day with Michael Kendrick* as he leads us in an honest, soul-searching exploration of some of the essential issues in helping people to live good lives as a full part of their communities. Come to be challenged, energized and renewed by a presentation […]
Read More53rd Annual General Meeting – Executive Director’s Report
Community First This is the philosophy that we have committed to as the cornerstone of all our work and decision making. This has been embedded within our new strategic plan and is articulated as the first and primary strategic imperative. It is critical that this philosophy is fully embraced by Community Living Parry Sound so […]
Read More53rd Annual General Meeting – President’s Report
We envision a Parry Sound in which people who have a developmental disability can live in a state of dignity, share in all elements of living in the community and have the opportunity to participate effectively. Our Mission is to promote and facilitate the full participation, inclusion, and citizenship of people who have a developmental […]
Read MoreInclusive Employment; Now is the Time
Inclusive Employment; Now is the Time Written by Tricia Bain Curtis MacDonald is one of the fortunate youths who were hired by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) to work in the Stewardship Youth Ranger Program (SYRP). This is a highly sought-after job for youth interested in the environment and working outdoors. […]
Read MoreLiterally People Work Together
People Literally Working Together (written by Tricia Bain, Community Living Parry Sound) Community Living Parry Sound (CLPS) recently organized a unique work session to assess the results of their annual ‘Satisfaction Survey’. The survey goes out to all stakeholders involved with CLPS from Board members to people supported by the not-for-profit organization. Approximately 90 people […]
Read MoreFresh Produce for Everyone
Fresh, locally grown produce is available at the following locations; Parry Sound Friendship Centre, Harvest Share Food Bank, Esprit Place Family Resource Centre, Salvation Army Food Bank and District Social Services Administration Board thanks to the Parry Sound Community Garden growers. 20% of all produce grown in the five local community gardens are distributed to […]
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