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A non profit charitable organization providing support services to individuals with developmental and/or physical disabilities. Luso Canadian Charitable Society is a non profit charitable organization as of August 3, 2003. In our Hamilton and Toronto Support Centres, we provide support services to adults with developmental and/or physical disabilities allowing much needed temporary relief for families/caregivers while providing a safe nurturing environment and a sense of well-being. Since our organization does not receive any ongoing government funding, we heavily rely on the generosity of our community for support, this allows us to continue fulfilling our commitment of providing quality programs and services to all persons with disabilities.
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The dream is becoming a reality! We are extremely proud to announce that after many years of listening to families of individuals living with developmental and physical disabilities we are expanding our services to the Peel Region. We need your support. Please click the link below. Thank you in advance for your support! https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=HFC3U7CZ7PVM6
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"I give best when l give from that deeper place, when l give simply, freely and generously and sometimes for no particular reason. I give best when l give from my heart" Steve Goodier ADP friends and staff from our Toronto centre were in search of the perfect pumpkins, during their community outing. Thank you Alcina, Assisstant Manager of Metro (St. Clair / Keele) for your donation of the perfect pumpkin.
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Join us on Saturday October 15th for this exciting event to raise funds for our new site in Mississauga. We thank you in advance for your support !
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To make a donation towards this project, please click the link below. Thank you in advance for your generosity. https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=HFC3U7CZ7PVM6
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"If you're not having fun, you're doing something wrong". Groucho Marx ADP friends from our ECHO Program in Hamilton had a fun filled day with lots of smiles and laughs during our "The Crazy Hat Day".
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"A book is a dream that you hold in your hand" Neil Gaiman Our ADP friends and staff were on the hunt for the perfect book and movie at our local Toronto Public Library during our community walk. Mission accomplished, smiles all around !
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Our very own "Groovey Girl" Pieta celebrated her birthday today with her ADP friends at the Toronto Luso Centre with this beautiful cake. Wishing you a very Happy Birthday with many more and Thank you for the delicious cake.
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Chefs in the Toronto Luso Kitchen were busy cooking for our life skills program. Staff and clients in our Adult Day Program making a craft from plastic water bottle bottoms in our Art's Recycling Project.
Luso CCS 10th Annual Gala Dinner
Please join us for our 10th Annual Gala Dinner celebrating the people we serve and the programs we provide. Purchase your sponsorship and gala tables today.
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The participants of the ECHO Program in the Hamilton Centre had a fun summer day trip on August 30th! We would like to give a special thank you to Dan Daly and his family – owners of P.J. Daly Contracting - for offering such an awesome experience to our participants! They had the chance to fish, feed the donkeys, play basketball, go on tractor, golf cart and boat rides. We also enjoyed a delicious barbeque prepared and offered by the Dale Family! We were touched by your kindness and support. You gave us an unforgettable day!
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It was a fun-filled day at our Toronto Centre. It all started with a pyjama party and ended with lots of fun games and even some pie smashing! Wishing everyone a happy and safe long weekend!
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On August 19th a group of participants from the echo program volunteered at their community park in an extreme park makeover. They worked all morning, helping to paint the park fence, as well as murals that are now proudly on display. All of them worked hard, and are very proud of what they have done to help their community. It was great experience for all!
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