Centre for Independent Living in Toronto (CILT)
CILT is a consumer-controlled, community-based resource organization. We help people with disabilities to learn Independent Living skills and integrate into the community.
CILT operates on the philosophy of the Independent Living movement which was developed in response to traditional rehabilitation services models. CILT's aim is to develop and implement dignified social services that empower individuals rather than create dependencies. We encourage people with disabilities to take control of their own lives by exercising their right to examine options, make choices, take risks and even make mistakes.
As per CILT's Human Right's Policy, CILT strives to be an organization that is free from discrimination and harassment for all members of the CILT community, as well as the broader community that we serve and of which we are a part. CILT is committed to providing reliable, high quality service and information. Callers contacting CILT will be spoken to with respect, and in turn, we expect the same. CILT employees are permitted to terminate any call that becomes abusive. Abusive calls will be reported to CILT Management.
Centre for Independent Living in Toronto (CILT)
Toronto, Ontario
M4W 3L4
Covers the regions of Durham, Haliburton, Northumberland, Peterborough, Victoria, Halton, Peel, East York, North York, York, Scarborough and Toronto.
Leanne Larmondin
Provincial Program CoordinatorTel: (416) 599-2458 Ext: 240
E-mail: dfsupport@cilt.ca
Abdullah Duranai
Provincial Support Co-ordinatorTel: (416) 599-2458 Ext: 273
E-mail: dfassist@cilt.ca
Marisa Falzone
Regional Report Coordinator and AdvisorTel: (416) 599-2458 Ext: 231
E-mail: dfaccount@cilt.ca
Danielle Vinciguerra
Review and Audit AdministratorTel: (416) 599-2458 Ext: 292
E-mail: dfreview@cilt.ca
Samantha Walsh
Intake and Resource FacilitatorTel: (416) 599-2458 Ext: 270
E-mail: dfintake@cilt.ca
365 Bloor Street East Suite 902
Toronto, Ontario
M4W 3L4
Fax: (416) 599-3555
TTY: (416) 599-5077
Toll Free:1-800-354-9950
Program puts more people with disabilities in control
The Direct Funding Program is being expanded to allow more Ontarians with disabilities to live independently in their homes.
You can read more about this in our News Release.
