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Parents Play a Key Role in Identifying Children at Risk

Peterborough City-County Health Unit Ready to Support Enhanced 18-Month Well-Baby Visits Recommended by Province

see press release of June 2, 2010

Blueboxing@Trent leaves lasting impression on placement student

- Lauren McIntyre, Social Services Placement Student, Fleming College

Blueboxing@Trent leaves lasting impression on placement student

My placement experience with Blueboxing at Trent has been amazing. I have learned so much about recycling, the environment and working together to make a difference.

I was pleasantly surprised to find a Community Living Team working so hard at Trent University in order to educate students on recycling and to help reduce waste.

I quickly learned about relationships between the volunteers and Trent staff and students. Meeting so many people who share a common goal, as well as friendships, was very refreshing for me. To be welcomed into these relationships has made my placement feel more comfortable and enjoyable.

I have met many interesting and incredible people during the past four months. I have made many happy memories that I will keep with me. -Lauren

Community Living Peterborough gives back with mass thank you blitz across the City of Peterborough

Thank-You Blitz

YOU need to know,

YOU are community...living!

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010 - With Community Living month approaching in May, Community Living Peterborough kicked things off by paying special tribute to the organizations, businesses & members of community that have championed the full community inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities. As a way of saying ‘thanks’, 15 teams of staff and people supported by Community Living Peterborough paid surprise visits with a morning Examiner and Tim Horton’s Timbits to over 60 local business, organizations and community members across the City of Peterborough. Read More to Check out the listing of Difference Makers!