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Community Living Essex County Since 1961 Community Living Essex County, a non-profit, registered charitable organization has been committed to assisting people of all ages who have an intellectual disability and their families throughout Essex County.
Since 1961 Community Living Essex County, a non-profit, registered charitable organization has been committed to assisting people of all ages who have an intellectual disability and their families throughout Essex County.
Working for Community Living Essex County isn’t just a job – it’s a mission. It’s about helping people, advocating for people, caring for people, and supporting people to reach their goals and dreams.
Community Living Month ... View contact information for Community Living Essex County below. Get in Touch. Essex Centre 372 Talbot Street North Essex, ON N8M 2W4. Tel: 519-776-6483. Fax: 519-776-6972. Email: info@communitylivingessex.org. Driving Directions. Driving Directions. Contact.
Community Living Essex County provides a variety of Supports and Services to people of all ages with an intellectual disability and their families. Click on the links below to learn more.
People participating in local recreation, leisure and volunteer opportunities in the community. We link adults who have an intellectual disability to meaningful leisure, recreation, practical learning and volunteer opportunities, with daily activities that are unique to each person’s interests.
At Community Living Essex County, we know how much people are missing seeing one another at our in-person community participation and respite supports. Virtual Supports has become a great way to keep people connected while having fun and staying safe.
Active Living – Recreation, leisure, relationships, life planning, meal preparation, and other daily needs. We can also help adults find living accommodations or move when their needs change.
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Community Living Essex County’s flexible respite options offering families and caregivers a short break while providing children, youth and adults with intellectual disabilities opportunities to participate in their communities, form friendships, learn new skills, and have fun!
