Accommodation Services
At CLPE, we’re committed to supporting people with intellectual disabilities—and their families—as they explore possibilities, pursue opportunities, and live the lives they choose.
We offer a range of accommodation supports, including up to 24-hour staffing, tailored to each person's unique needs and preferences. Working closely with people and their families, we co-create support plans that reflect personal goals, choices, and how each person wants to live and connect within their community.
You’re in charge. You decide how you want to receive support, what goals you want to pursue, and how you want to be part of your neighborhood and community. Whether you’re exploring traditional housing options or want to create something innovative, we’re here to help you imagine what’s possible.
A Home of My Own Model - As part of Accommodation Services – CLPE has created an innovative option for youth transitioning to independent living. Building on the knowledge, skills, and experiential learning experience from the Youth Services - Gear Up to a Home of my Own, young adults with an intellectual disability will have opportunities to gain practical experience that continues to support their journey to transition into their own apartment or shared living space.
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Highlights of this model Include:
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Skill Development Workshops: Participants continue to engage in modules that cover essential life skills, including budgeting, meal planning, self-advocacy, and community navigation.​
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Practical Experience: Gain opportunities to experience living in their own space, with support staff available to guide and assist in transferring skills learned during the workshops.​
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Person-Centered Support: CLPE emphasizes individualized planning to ensure that supports are tailored to each person's unique goals, interests, and needs, promoting independence and community inclusion.
How to Connect to Accommodation Services:
Our Family Support Coordinators are available to guide you through the process, from understanding available services to joining the waitlist through Developmental Services Ontario (DSO).
Let’s explore what’s possible—together.
Learn more about our accommodation services, eligibility, and how to get started.
Our team is here to help you navigate the journey.
Supported Independent Living Services
Our Supported Independent Living Services are designed to empower people to live independently and thrive. We take a person-centred approach, actively listening to each person and their family to understand what matters most to them.
Our dedicated staff offer flexible support in the person’s home or in the community, focusing on practical help that builds skills, confidence, and overall wellbeing. The goal is to support people in living the life they choose, in the way that works best for them.
Support areas may include:
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Budgeting and managing finances
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Banking and bill payments
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Meal planning and preparation
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Navigating landlord and tenant responsibilities
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Promoting health and wellness
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Community engagement and citizenship
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Building independence through informed choices
We’re here to walk alongside people as they grow their independence and achieve their goals.
Associate Home Services / Life Share
A Place to Belong. A Place to Call Home.
Associate Home Providers offer more than just a room—they provide a safe, nurturing, and supportive environment for adults with intellectual disabilities. Becoming an Associate Home Provider means opening your home and your heart to someone who deserves to feel valued, accepted, and truly at home.
It’s about creating a space where meaningful relationships can grow, and where individuals are empowered to live their fullest lives as part of a caring household. As an Associate Home Provider you will be making a real difference in someone’s life—and in return, you will experience the deep rewards of connection, compassion, and personal fulfillment.
Both part-time and full-time opportunities are available.
To learn more about how you can become an Associate Home Provider—or how to live in an Associate Home