Kenny and Paul recently enjoyed a peaceful two-night stay at a beautiful Muskoka cottage — thanks to the thoughtful planning and support from CLASS staff. It was a special trip full of relaxation, inclusion, and meaningful moments.
Click photo to read the full story and see how this getaway came together.
This past weekend, CLASS joined the Alliston Pride celebrations — an inspiring day of connection, inclusion, and community spirit.
Click to read more about our experience and our ongoing commitment to building inclusive communities in South Simcoe.
Ready for Some Summer Fun? Explore Camps at CLASS & Across Simcoe County — Build Skills, Make Friends, and Create Lasting Memories. The CLASS FYI Program calendars for Bradford and Alliston are also linked on the article. Click to read more.
A new fully inclusive community park is coming to Innisfil! Margarita Park will feature accessible swings, equipment, and smooth surfaces for people of all abilities to enjoy. Click to read more about the story and interview with Kim Boss.
Join us for the groundbreaking ceremony: July 23 at 2 p.m. | 1110 Cole Street, Innisfil.
What if your next lunch could do more than just satisfy your hunger? The CLASSic Lunchbox program is dishing out delicious, homemade soup and changing lives in the process. With every bowl served, this heartwarming initiative empowers people with developmental disabilities, builds community, and spreads joy across Alliston and Everett. Read on to discover how soup, skills, and smiles come together in one amazing program.
Read the January 2025 Update on the Developmental Services Reform about Journey to Belonging: Choice and Inclusion.
Did you know that over 50,000 adults with developmental disabilities are currently on the waitlist for services in Ontario?
This number will continue to grow unless the Ontario government takes urgent action to address their needs.
Help us raise awareness by reposting and using the hashtag #WaitingToBelong.
Read the full report from CLO here.
Sharon from Colgan tends to her backyard garden each morning, growing an array of vegetables. She and her housemates enjoy using the fresh veggies and herbs in their meals, adding a personal touch to every dish. Sharon finds great joy in gardening and cooking, saying it makes her feel good and proud to eat what she’s grown. Read more by clicking on photo.
Aaron had an idea. So on one snowy day in March he and his support staff Alex set out the the hardware store to make his vision become a reality. Read on for the full story.
CLASS opens a community fridge to help people living in South Simcoe with food insecurity. Access is 8 am – 8 pm daily at the back entrance of its Community Resource Program at 125 Dufferin St. in Alliston, Ontario. Please link on photo above to read more about this exciting new community resource.
