Over 100 people took part in our Piece of the Pie (POP) project at our booth during the Guelph and District Multicultural Festival this past weekend. From June 12–14, Community Living Guelph Wellington (CLGW) proudly participated in the Guelph and District Multicultural Festival as a community booth partner. The festival gave us a wonderful opportunity...
Welcome to the Piece of the Pie Project (POP for short)! What Is POP? POP is a collaborative art project that reflects the voices of our community. Each piece becomes part of a larger collection that will be shared with partners and donors as a symbol of inclusion, connection, and belonging — reminding everyone that...Continue reading
Community Living Month 2026: Celebrating inclusion, connection, and belonging Every May, we celebrate Community Living Month, a time to recognize inclusion, accessibility, and the meaningful contributions of people with developmental disabilities. It’s also a reminder that strong communities are built when everyone has the chance to participate, be heard, and be included. This year, we...Continue reading
On Wednesday, May 6, the Campus Friends Graduation ceremony took place at the University of Guelph, celebrating an important milestone for this year’s graduate, Nicolo. In addition to Nicolo’s family and friends, guests celebrating his achievements included members of the University of Guelph community, Campus Friends students, mentors and alumni, Experiential Learning Department staff members,...Continue reading
We want to hear from you! At CLGW, we are committed to offering support in a way that feels safe, respectful, and inclusive. Your feedback whether positive or negative helps us improve and better meet the needs of the people we support. You can use the feedback form to share a compliment, suggestion, concern, or...Continue reading
Person-Centred Approach At Community Living Guelph Wellington, person-centred support means respecting each person’s rights, listening to what matters to them, and providing education, experiences, and exposure – because the more opportunities a person has, the more choice and control they have over their life, allowing them to live with dignity, be included, and be valued...Continue reading
The grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) funded the launch of CLGW’s new Learning Lab. Read the blog post to learn more.Continue reading
Written by Michele Williams-McNeil, with collaboration from the Holody Home team, David, JR and Russell We want to tell you a little about Doris and Gladys. On June 23rd, Doris and Gladys hatched from their eggs that had been in an incubator. These ducklings came RiverBound Farms in Elora. This is a foster program for...Continue reading