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. ABOUT US › OUR MISSION › OUR VALUES ›
What's New
Ontario Autism Program CLNH Update
Dear Parents/Guardians, On February 6th, 2019, the Ministry of Children Community and Social Services announced changes to the Ontario Autism Program which as a result, will turn regional providers into Fee For Service Agencies as of April 1st, 2019. Community Living North Halton has been supporting individuals since 1955 and became a community partner in the Central West Region …
March 19 – Flying to Freedom
Join people and organizations from across the province to commemorate the 2009 closures of the last three large government-run institutions and discuss the steps being taken to move past institutional practices in the community: March 19, 2019, Toronto Click here for all details.
March 23 – Job Fair
Saturday, March 23, 2019 10am-2pm 917 Nipissing Road in Milton We are looking for: FULL TIME, PART TIME, CASUAL RELIEF *Developmental Service Workers *Child and Youth Workers *Autism and Behaviour Science Technicians *Social Service Workers *Recreation and Leisure We are seeking people who: – Are passionate and dedicated to delivering services to help others live high-quality lives – Have a …
H.A.N.D. – Housing Alternatives Network Directive
Lending a hand to family members who have a developmental disability with their alternative housing needs. The Housing Alternatives Network Directive, has been formed thanks to a grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation. H.A.N.D will focus it’s time and energy into searching out new and existing housing models of livable, sustainable, affordable and inspiring housing solutions for people who have …
