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CLOC promotes citizenship, belonging, and equality for people who have a developmental disability. Comments deemed offensive or inappropriate will be removed.

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02/05/2026

Catching up over lunch with great friends 🙂

02/04/2026

Enjoy the latest edition of Update Friday from Community Living Ontario
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02/03/2026

Valentines Day is drawing near! At a loss about what to get your loved one? Why not support CLOC by purchasing a Fund Scrip gift card. Visit https://www.fundscrip.com/ , clink on SUPPORT A GROUP, and use Invitation Code: CFHCKR. Thank you for your support! 💘

02/02/2026

Happy Groundhog Day !

02/01/2026

This Black History Month, we honor the brilliance, resilience, and impact of Black voices—past, present, and future. Black history isn’t just history; it’s culture, innovation, leadership, and power that continue to shape the world every day. Let’s celebrate, learn, uplift, and keep pushing for equity—not just this month, but always.

01/31/2026

Backwards Day is celebrated annually on January 31st, encouraging people to break routines by doing things in reverse or opposite to the norm, such as wearing clothes backward, eating dessert first, or saying "goodbye" as a greeting. It is a whimsical day designed to add fun, creativity, and lightheartedness to the end of January.

01/30/2026

It's time to renew your Membership for 2026! Receive CLOC’s newsletter, be kept up to date on provincial/national trends & issues, receive personal phone calls/mailers/e-mails on upcoming events & workshops. And you have voting privileges at the annual membership meeting (AMM). Membership is FREE, and is valid until December 31st of the calendar year. Get your membership form at https://communitylivingoc.ca/get-involved/become-a-member/

01/29/2026

Today, we mark the National Day of Remembrance to honour the six people whose lives were lost in the January 29, 2017 attack at the Québec City mosque. We also recognize the lasting impact this act of violence has had on families, colleagues, and communities across Canada. Addressing Islamophobia—and all forms of hate—requires ongoing awareness, accountability, and action in our workplaces and communities. Remembrance is not only about reflection, but about reinforcing our responsibility to foster environments where everyone feels valued and protected.

01/28/2026

Enjoy the latest edition of Update Friday from Community Living Ontario
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01/27/2026

Today, on International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust, we pause to remember the millions of lives lost and reflect on the lessons of history. In remembering the victims of the Holocaust, we affirm our shared humanity and pledge to defend the dignity and human rights of all.

01/26/2026

What do you do when it's a cold, snowy evening? You have a karaoke and ice cream party, of course! 🎵🍨

01/25/2026

Happy snowy Sunday!! Find something to do today that will keep you warm and cozy ❄️

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39 Wellington Avenue East.
Oshawa, ON
L1H3Y1

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http://www.communitylivingoc.ca/

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About CLOC

Mission

CLOC is a charitable organization offering opportunities for personal growth, community inclusion and empowerment to people with developmental disabilities, and their families.

Vision

CLOC’s vision is for people with developmental disabilities to be included in a community where everyone lives, works, participates, succeeds and flourishes.

We Believe in:

• Choice/Self Determination – people have meaningful inclusion in the decision-making process as to what supports will be provided, and their wishes/choices must direct the planning process

• Rights/Dignity – all people with a developmental disability are respected for their human worth and dignity, are ensured the same rights and responsibilities of other community members

• Equal Access to Services – people have equal access to services based upon needs

• Freedom from Abuse and Neglect – people are safe both within and outside the service delivery system

• Enhanced and Strengthened Natural/Informal Supports – families and social networks of those with disabilities are supported and respected. People with disabilities should not become disconnected from family, friends and community as a result of their disability. Loving families and caring social networks are important factors in ensuring healthy well adjusted and community connected people with developmental disabilities.

• Collaboration – collaboration between our association, our staff and ministries from which we receive funding are key factors in realizing the service principles of coordinated services and best use of resources