Community Living Huronia

The Huronia Community Foundation (HCF) is a registered charity established in 2000, dedicated to serving the North Simcoe community by supporting local initiatives and building strong, resilient places to live, work, and play. Through generous contributions from individuals, groups, and businesses, HCF provides grants totaling between $200,000 to $500,000 annually to various sectors, including healthcare, education, arts, and community services. Committed to making a lasting impact, HCF offers a range of flexible giving options tailored to meet philanthropic goals, ensuring that donations support vital community initiatives. The foundation also recognizes and honors the Indigenous lands it operates on, pledging to amplify Indigenous stories and experiences while fostering a sense of care for the community and environment. Generated from the website

Community Living Huronia is a non-profit organization based in Penetanguishene, ON, dedicated to providing support and services to individuals with developmental disabilities. With a focus on promoting independence and inclusion, the organization offers a range of programs and resources to enhance the quality of life for those they serve. Generated from their business information

Community Living Huronia (CLH) Developmental Support Services provides specialized services to over 2,500 children, youth, and adults in the Midland area, fostering an environment of acceptance, encouragement, and lifelong learning since its inception over 60 years ago. Their wide range of programs includes Supported Living Homes, Community Participation Supports, and an Ontario Autism Program, ensuring personalized support aimed at helping individuals achieve their personal goals. CLH also reaches out through various initiatives such as their Foundation, which focuses on improving the quality of life for individuals and their families. Emphasizing inclusivity, CLH aims to respect and uphold the culture and rights of the diverse community it serves in recognition of its rich Indigenous heritage and treaties. Generated from the website