By bevdunlay, on May 11th, 2010

Friday April 30, 2010 was an evening Community Living Campbellford/Brighton celebrated 50 years with a Gala Celebration at the Curling Club in Campbellford. Several employees, people associated with our organization, community members, family and friends attended and a good time was had by all. The hall was beautifully decorated with donations from Gun-Johnston Cards & Gifts, Brenda Tucker and Judy Hoard. A lovely Roast Beef dinner was served for all to enjoy. Many wonderful prizes were generously donated from employees, community members and businesses for a silent action. It was a huge success and raised $2500 for the Outcomes Sponsorship Fund. Lots of people within our organization benefit from this fund for items or events that otherwise are not funded. After the business side of speeches and awards were completed, everyone had fun dancing the night away. See our 50th Anniversary page for more activities and information regarding upcoming celebrations.
By bevdunlay, on December 21st, 2009
On December 17, 2009, Angela Clarke accepted a donation from U.A. Local 463 Benefit Plans Trust Fund in Bowmanville. Their members donate a percentage per hour earned to a charitable trust fund. The Board of Trustees decide where the money will be donated. Their generous gift of $4700.00 to our organization will be used to update the generator and purchase a much needed washer and dryer for our Warkworth Community Home. This donation will benefit both the people who live in this home and their staff who provide support to the people who live there too. Thanks again, your generosity is greatly appreciated!

Garth & Jim presenting the donation to Angela (Supervisor of Supports and Services)
By admin, on June 3rd, 2004
BY: John Driscoll
DATE: June 3, 2004
NIAGARA FALLS – Jason Rae of Campbellford, the first self-advocate to be elected president of a local Community Living association board in Ontario, is the 2004 recipient of the James Montgomerie Honour Award.
Jason received a standing ovation when he was presented with the award last night at the opening session of the 51st Conference and Annual General Meeting of Community Living Ontario. The award is presented annually to a self-advocate who has demonstrated a strong commitment to promoting inclusion and equality of people identified as having an intellectual disability.
“I’d like to thank all the self-advocates I’ve met who have inspired me,” said Jason of Community Living Campbellford-Brighton, in accepting the award.
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By admin, on June 30th, 2003
BY: John Driscoll
DATE: Monday, June 30, 2003
When Jason Rae was in high school, he wanted to become president of the student council but other students felt he wouldn’t be able to do the job because he had an intellectual disability, he recalls. At the annual general meeting of Community Living Campbellford/Brighton, Thursday (June 26) Jason, 28, proved his schoolmates wrong and made history.
He became the first Self-Advocate in Ontario, and possibly Canada, to be elected president of a federated agency.
To tumultuous applause from more than 80 people, outgoing president Chris Park announced Jason’s election, describing it as a historic event.
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