CLH Developmental Support Services

Get the best parking spot in town and support a great cause! 💜

Looking for Butter Tart Festival Parking?? Parking lot will be open in support of CLH Foundation.

Find us on Google at link below.
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We’ve officially SOLD OUT of butter tarts at the CLH Developmental Support Services pre-sale! Thank you to everyone who came out to get their tarts!

Still want to get in on our pre-sale action? Please drop into One Stop Beauty Shop at 352 Midland Ave, or Meridian Credit Union at 7 Poyntz St in Penetang and support CLH Foundation!

🌟 Celebrating a Remarkable Achievement! 🌟

We are thrilled to share that Margaret has been recognized with the Voice of Impact Award at The Power of Belonging Symposium!

This award honours individuals who use their voice to inspire change, foster inclusive environments, and create meaningful impact within their communities, and Margaret exemplifies all of these qualities and more!

Her dedication to amplifying voices, building connections, and championing belonging makes a lasting difference. This well-deserved recognition reflects her passion, leadership, and commitment to creating spaces where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued.

A huge thank you to Margaret for the impact she creates every day, for the voices she uplifts, and for her unwavering commitment to belonging. 💜

We couldn’t be prouder! Please join us in congratulating Margaret on this incredible achievement! 👏👏👏

Skip the lineups and visit one of CLH Foundation’s "Butter Tarts for Good" pre-sale events this Friday!

Can’t make it? No problem! Find us out front at 283 King St on Saturday during the Butter Tart Festival.

Stop by, grab a treat, and support a sweet cause! 💜

Payment Information:
CLH Developmental Support Services Pre-sale: Cash, debit, and credit
Meridian Credit Union Pre-sale: Cash or e-transfer
One Stop Beauty Shop Pre-sale: Cash, debit, and credit

☀️ What a perfect day for an adventure! Yesterday, Jesse, Johanna, Scott, Melissa, and Alex hopped on the ferry and headed to Centre Island for a day of fun, fresh air, and beautiful views.

The group had a great time exploring the island, riding all the rides, and taking in the sights of the Toronto skyline along the way. 🌇

On Monday, members of the CLH Developmental Support Services Self Advocates Council attended the Power of Belonging Symposium, an event focused on bringing together individuals, families, professionals, and community members to learn, connect, and explore ways to build more inclusive and supportive communities.

The council had a great time at the symposium, listening to speakers, gaining practical insights, and getting the opportunity to share their own experiences. It was a meaningful experience that strengthened connection and fostered a greater sense of belonging.

🏒 What a game! 🔥

The annual CLH Hockey Classic was a huge hit this week, bringing the energy as the DP Snipers and Mighty Pucks battled it out in a thrilling, edge-of-your-seat matchup! The game stayed tight right to the final seconds, with the DP Snipers clinching a 7–6 victory! 🏆

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made the event so special. Crystal for a beautiful rendition of O Canada, our fantastic emcees Kevin and Sebastian, the Midland Fire Department, and the Ontario Provincial Police - Central Region (SGBOPP) for coming out to play with us. We also appreciate the support of the Midland Flyers, Braxton Laurin, and Mike Laurin. And finally, a huge thank you to CLH Foundation, whose support makes this awesome event possible!

To all the players, volunteers, and cheering fans, thank you! It was an incredible day filled with hockey, community spirit, and fun! 💜

Creating communities where everyone belongs starts with ensuring our public spaces, services, and programs are accessible to people of all abilities.

At CLH Developmental Support Services, we recognize and celebrate the ongoing effort of communities across Ontario that are working to reduce barriers and foster inclusion. Together, we can continue building environments that are welcoming, inclusive, and accessible for everyone. 💜

Learn more about accessibility initiatives in our local communities:
Town of Midland: https://www.midland.ca/your-government/customer-service/accessibility/
Town of Penetanguishene: https://penetanguishene.ca/townhall/accessibility/
Township of Tiny: https://www.tiny.ca/services/accessibility
Tay Township: https://tay.ca/municipal-government/accessibility/

🦻Through thoughtful accessibility planning, facility improvements, and a strong commitment to creating barrier-free spaces, these municipalities are helping ensure North Simcoe is a place where everyone can participate, connect, and belong. ♿