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All children deserve the opportunity to play, grow, and learn alongside their peers in a supportive and inclusive environment. It not only benefits children with special needs but helps foster a community that reflects the diversity of society.

In today's episode of Community Living Out Loud, host Peter Reynolds and guests Lisa Fantauzzi and Maria Jarmillo discuss the work of Community Living Mississauga's Early Childhood Education Resource Services Team, which supports children with intellectual disabilities in local childcare centers.

Lisa and Maria share their experiences with the program, including success stories, the challenges of growing caseloads and what keeps them motivated every day.

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Today, Julie and Robert explore essential strategies to manage and overcome dysfunction in your HOA!

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Dealing with a dysfunctional HOA can be challenging! In this episode, we explore practical strategies and insights to help HOA board members and residents navigate and resolve common issues within their communities. From understanding the root causes of dysfunction to implementing effective communication and management techniques, we hope there's something here for you to overcome your dysfunction in your HOA. 

Chapters from today's episode: Overcoming Dysfunction in Your HOA

00:00 Speak With One Voice Against HOA Dysfunction
02:31 - Addressing a Leaky Member Dispute 
04:39 Legal Advice from Adrian Adams
09:45 The Importance of Lawyers for Your HOA
13:00 Recognizing Signs of HOA Dysfunction
19:33 The Impact of Inaction in HOA Management
22:19 Ad Break - FIPHO Score 
22:50 HOA Dysfunction Through Being Proactive About the WRONG Things
27:13 What if You're the Minority Vote on a Board? 
31:14 Opinions on State Ombudsman 
33:40 Closing Thoughts on HOA Dysfunction

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Welcome to Week 2 of "The Good News" series. In this sermon, we explore the blueprint for community living found in Acts 2:42-47. Join us as we take a look at the early Christian community's practices, discovering the transformative power of unity, fellowship, and devotion. We unravel the significance of living out the good news in our daily lives, fostering a sense of belonging and shared purpose. Tune in to discover how embracing the principles of Acts 2 can lead to a more vibrant, caring, and impactful community grounded in the good news.

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The opportunity for meaningful social, recreational and leisure activities is important in anyone's life. But perhaps more important, is the ability for people to choose those activities themselves.

In this episode of Community Living Out Loud, host Peter Reynolds speaks with Steve Farstad, Day Support Manager at Community Living Mississauga, about the organization's "Base Sites", which provides these opportunities both on-site and in the community.

Together they discuss eligibility, activities, costs, and the importance of community inclusion for the people they support. Tune in to learn more about this amazing program and the value of empowering people with intellectual disabilities to make their own choices.

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Happy Holidays from all of us at Community Living Out Loud! We can't thank you enough for supporting our podcast, and we look forward to bringing you more interviews and stories next year as we continue to celebrate the lives of people who have an intellectual disability.

Let's get loud over the holidays - together. 

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Some people work to live, others live to work. But what could be better than doing a job that you love for a cause you believe in? In this episode, host Peter Reynolds is joined by Noor Mufti, Director of People and Culture at Community Living Mississauga to discuss the organization's work and the employees who contribute to its success. Noor also explains his role in ensuring a stable and skilled workforce and creating an environment that allows for professional growth and advancement. He also addresses the agency's ability to meet the growing demand for programs and services for people who have intellectual disabilities, and the need for funding to support staffing and competitive wages.

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Navigating the Toronto GTA Condo Market - Pros and Cons | New Builds & Resale Condos: What Every Buyer Should Know

Host: Evelyn Lopes
Duration: 27:45
Episode Number: S2 EP#28

Hiring people who have intellectual disabilities is more than just "the right thing to do", it makes good business sense. Join host Peter Reynolds as he speaks with Marissa Marr, Manager of Career Connections at Community Living Mississauga, and April McKay, Director of Human Resources at TruEarth about the benefits of hiring inclusively, which leads to increased innovation, productivity, workplace safety and community support.

If you're looking for a job, or you're an employer interested in learning more about hiring persons who have intellectual disabilities, check out www.career-connections.ca or email them at info@career-connections.ca 

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Join Host Peter Reynolds as he chats with Mary Dillon, Community Recreation Liaison at Community Living Mississauga about their Summer Teen Activity Program. Peter also welcomes Durrell Martin, a parent whose son participated in the program, and whose daughter volunteered there. Durrell shares his personal journey with Community Living Mississauga and the transformative impact the organization has had on his whole family. 

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Volunteering is more than just helping others; there are tremendous benefits to the volunteers themselves. In this episode, Peter speaks with Deb Walsh, Manager of Volunteer Services at Community Living Mississauga and Mark Overton, Dean of Student Affairs and Assistant Principal of Student Services at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), about the value of volunteerism, the opportunities available at Community Living Mississauga, and their partnership with UTM's Community On Campus Program which pairs students with individuals who have an intellectual disability to experience life on campus.

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Community Living Out Loud is a podcast that celebrates the lives of people with intellectual disabilities and the advocacy work done on their behalf.

In this first episode, host Peter Reynolds talks with Laura Sluce, CPA and partner at Ernst & Young, and Keith Tansley, Executive Director of Community Living Mississauga. They delve into what the organization does, the services it provides, and how individuals with intellectual disabilities can access these services. The discussion also covers advocacy work being done on behalf of people with intellectual disabilities and how listeners can help support them in their own communities.

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Come celebrate the lives of people who have an intellectual disability and the incredible work being done to advocate for them and their families with Community Out Loud, a  podcast presented by the Community Living Mississauga. 

Join us for inspiring stories and practical resources to help person’s with intellectual disabilities live independently in the community.

You can listen on your favourite podcast app, or watch us on YouTube.

Let’s get loud together.

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Let's explore about the concept of 'social parenting' and contribution of TAPAS ELDER CARE in that field from the founder Prajakta Wadhvakar !!! The journey of working with and taking care of senior citizens with active aging and some crucial diseases pertaining to old age.

पालकत्वाचा आयाम खूप मोठा आहे ... आपण करत असलेलं आपल्या मुलांचं पेरेंटिंग या पुरतंच ते मर्यादीत नसून ते वेगवेगळ्या टप्प्यांवर वेगवेगळ्या स्वरूपाचं असतं. समाजाचा एक जबाबदार नागरीक म्हणून "सामाजिक" पालकत्व किंवा social parenting ही खूप महत्वाची संकल्पना देखील 'सुजाण पालकत्वाच्या ' व्याख्येतच येते !!! अशा प्रकारच्या पालकत्वामध्ये जसं समाजातल्या विविध स्तरांतल्या मुलांचं पालकत्व येतं तसंच अर्थात वृद्धांचं पालकत्व हा देखील अतिशय महत्वाचा विषय येतो. याच प्रकारचं 'सामाजिक पालकत्व' गेली ७ वर्ष अतिशय मनापासून आणि प्रचंड मेहनतीने निभावत असलेल्या "तपस" या संस्थेबद्दल आणि तिथे होत असलेल्या उत्तम कामाविषयी जाणून घेणार आहोत … active aging च नाही तर dementia , Alzheimer , palliative care यासारख्या गुंतागुंतीच्या आजरांसाठीही सेवा देणारं आणि आजीआजोबांची उत्तम काळजी घेत त्यांची second inning सुखकर होण्यासाठी सतत नवनवे उपक्रम राबवणारं 'तपस ' नेमकं कसं आणि काय काम करतं? याविषयीचा प्रवास उलगडणार आहोत; या संस्थेची संस्थापक प्राजक्ता ताई अर्थात प्राजक्ता वढावकर हिच्याकडून !!! [ Founder -Tapas Elder Care ]

प्राजक्ता ताई गेली ७ वर्ष तिच्या तपस या संस्थेमार्फत ऍक्टिव्ह एजिंग आणि वृद्धापकाळातील काही गुंतागुंतीच्या आजारांनी ग्रस्त असणाऱ्या आजीआजोबांसाठी खूप मोलाचं काम करतेय !! आज जवळपास ११० ज्येष्ठ तिच्या संस्थेत अगदी समाधानाने राहतात . तिच्या या सामाजिक पालकत्वाच्या जाणिवेतून करत असलेल्या कामासाठी; तिला अनेक पुरस्कारही मिळाले आहेत !! त्याच प्रमाणे पॅलिएटिव्ह care संदर्भात अनेक कॉन्फरेन्स मध्ये तिने गेस्ट स्पीकर म्हणून मार्गदर्शन ही केलं आहे . नुकताच तिला inner wheel आणि रोटरी तर्फे service excellence चा पुरस्कार मिळालाय !! 

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Ashley Cousineau sat down to talk with Ashton Cepin about growing up in a community house, being a pastor's daughter, her art, and being a librarian.

"Healing the City" is a profound and dynamic weekly podcast that dives into the complexities of creating healthier communities. Featuring the voices and perspectives of the esteemed members of the Village Church, each episode is thoughtfully crafted to address the challenges and opportunities for meaningful change in our cities.

With a holistic approach to healing, the podcast explores a wide range of topics, from soul care and spiritual direction to mental health and community involvement. It provides listeners with insightful and thought-provoking perspectives on the issues facing our cities, as well as practical steps they can take to make a difference.

Join hosts Adrienne Crawford, Eric Cepin, Ashley Cousineau, Jessica Dennes, Michael Cousineau, Mark Crawford, and Susan Cepin as they navigate the complexities of our communities with wisdom, grace, and a deep commitment to positive change. Through their engaging discussions, listeners will be inspired to become active participants in healing the city and creating a brighter, healthier future for all.

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ENVISIONing natural aspects of community living and all its shapes and possibilities with Steve Tsilimos, a naturalist and fermenter, a former college athlete at the University of Chicago. He left the States to look for a better way to live and ended up spending a long time living and working at Punta Mona, a center for regenerative design and botanical studies in Costa Rica.

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In this episode, Deborah talks about the mental space she was in after having 5 kids under the age of 6. She shares how she struggled with postpartum depression and during this time, how things got really dark and she even contemplated living. Deborah was constantly filled with anger and rage. She talks about how scary it was to reach out for help for the fear of losing her children. To add to that fear, the help that was offered was not an approach that she wanted to try. She talks about how her experience living through and treating her mental illness motivated her to go to school at 37. She shares her vision of what community service looks like and how she is working to create a compassionate approach within her own endeavours.

Deborah Gregson is the Executive Director and Founder of HeARTh Social Profit Company and the founder and CEO of DMG Do More Good Social Benefit Housing and Community Development Corporation. She is a wife, mother and grandmother. She is an artist, singer songwriter, renovator, mover and shaker, and a systems-oriented servant leader. Much of her art and music and her passion for community development comes from her healing journey from mental illness and the truths and insights she earned along the way. Deborah Gregson decided to get a counselling degree after battling with mental illness and through her own recovery she realized how difficult it is for human beings to move past illness when the systems they live and work in are not equipped to help them move into wellness. So, she changed her focus from one on one counseling to community development and systems transformation. She has worked in the field of community mental health and supports for a few years, trying to help build that community of care she knows is needed, and believes is possible.

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