About CLNH
Providing Support and Services to Children and Adults with Special Needs in Halton Hills and Milton since 1955
Community Living North Halton envisions a society that honours and protects the innate value and equality of each one of its people without discrimination. We provide support to individuals with special needs and disabilities in Milton, Georgetown and Acton.
We believe that all persons should have the right to experience the security of unquestioned inclusion in their community neighbourhoods in Halton Hills and Milton.
We believe that all persons should have an equal opportunity to maximize their quality of life; to choose their unique life course with respect and dignity; to accept the responsibility and consequences of these choices, and to expect support within the resources of the community.
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What's New
April 16 – CLNH Program CLOSURES
Please note – all CLNH Day Programs are closed due to inclement weather: Adult Day Program Horizon Day Program All Fee For Service Programs After School Respite
Gallinger Ford – Thank you!
What a generous and wonderful surprise! A HUGE thank you to Gallinger Ford Lincoln for the $8,500 donation to our Vehicle Fund. Our vehicles are purchased with donations, so every dollar raised to purchase a van is very much needed. Our vehicles allow the people we support to be in our community, attend doctors appointments and visit friends and family. As our …
Sunday Sing
2017/2018 year of Sunday Sing starts October 15, 2017. Everyone is welcome to come at 3:00 pm for a time of singing, sharing and caring. We hope you can come with your staff and enjoy an afternoon with us. Please try to come right at 3:00 if possible so that we can get started on time. Note different locations on different …
FASD – Free Case Conferences for Families & Caregivers
For Families and Caregivers supporting someone with diagnosed or suspected Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) The Halton FASD Resource Team offers free case conferences to Parents & Caregivers who would benefit from: ❒ A better understanding of the needs of individuals living with FASD ❒ Shared beliefs and priorities ❒ Coaching with an FASD perspective ❒ Expand skills and knowledge …
