DeafBlind Ontario Services
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Since December 6, 2017, 92 supporters donated
3,377,273 pts
Creation date: December 6, 2017
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Josiane A
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Anonymous
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07/10/2022
Vivian T
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
500,000 points donated
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Anonymous
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09/05/2022
Anonymous
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12/01/2022
Judith P
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30/09/2021
Anonymous
550,000 points donated
08/09/2021
Donald M
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08/12/2020
Richard B
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1,450 points donated
29/07/2020
Anonymous
2,500 points donated
11/07/2020
Anonymous
8,300 points donated
04/07/2020
Yin F
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1,309 points donated
27/06/2020
Anonymous
1,465 points donated
09/06/2020
Anonymous
1,561 points donated
23/05/2020
Drummond H
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2,727 points donated
12/05/2020
Anonymous
1,418 points donated
12/05/2020
Chul U
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1,000 points donated
06/05/2020
Piyare J
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5,337 points donated
05/05/2020
Keynam R
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05/05/2020
Anonymous
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05/05/2020
Sui P
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05/05/2020
About
DeafBlind Ontario Services is a not-for-profit organization that helps individuals who are deafblind to increase their independence and improve their quality of life through specialized services. With residential locations and community services programs across the province, our reach extends into a wide range of communities in Ontario.
We were formed in 1989 when a group of motivated parents lobbied the Ontario government as advocates for their deafblind children in an attempt to secure funding for community-based supported living programs once they finished school. Ever since, we have continued this advocacy through our mission to support individuals who are deafblind to live and thrive within the community.
Today, we support over 75 individuals who are deafblind in 22 residential locations, as well as community services programs across the province.
We were formed in 1989 when a group of motivated parents lobbied the Ontario government as advocates for their deafblind children in an attempt to secure funding for community-based supported living programs once they finished school. Ever since, we have continued this advocacy through our mission to support individuals who are deafblind to live and thrive within the community.
Today, we support over 75 individuals who are deafblind in 22 residential locations, as well as community services programs across the province.
About
DeafBlind Ontario Services is a not-for-profit organization that helps individuals who are deafblind to increase their independence and improve their quality of life through specialized services. With residential locations and community services programs across the province, our reach extends into a wide range of communities in Ontario.
We were formed in 1989 when a group of motivated parents lobbied the Ontario government as advocates for their deafblind children in an attempt to secure funding for community-based supported living programs once they finished school. Ever since, we have continued this advocacy through our mission to support individuals who are deafblind to live and thrive within the community.
Today, we support over 75 individuals who are deafblind in 22 residential locations, as well as community services programs across the province.
We were formed in 1989 when a group of motivated parents lobbied the Ontario government as advocates for their deafblind children in an attempt to secure funding for community-based supported living programs once they finished school. Ever since, we have continued this advocacy through our mission to support individuals who are deafblind to live and thrive within the community.
Today, we support over 75 individuals who are deafblind in 22 residential locations, as well as community services programs across the province.
UN Sustainable Development Goals
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Reduced inequalities
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) supports that all persons, regardless of their disability, have the full and equal enjoyment of all human rights and their fundamental freedoms. We authorized a position paper, sharing it with national media outlets across all levels of government, with recommendations on how we all can support the UNCRPD by recognizing deafblindness as a distinct disability. This position paper generated support both nationally and internationally. We were also part of a team, training intervenors, in Nicaragua to work with individuals who are deafblind in that country.
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Thanks to our supporters
Aeroplan Contribution
100,000 points donated
16/05/2022
Josiane A
1,000 points donated
26/04/2024
Anonymous
1,000 points donated
01/01/2024
David M
ON
ON
1,000 points donated
07/10/2022
Anonymous
1,000 points donated
07/10/2022
Vivian T
ON
ON
3,136 points donated
07/10/2022
Anonymous
1,000 points donated
29/09/2022
Anonymous
500,000 points donated
19/09/2022
Anonymous
600,000 points donated
09/05/2022
Anonymous
1,000 points donated
12/01/2022
Judith P
AB
AB
1,000 points donated
30/09/2021
Anonymous
550,000 points donated
08/09/2021
Donald M
ON
ON
2,145 points donated
08/12/2020
Richard B
ON
ON
1,450 points donated
29/07/2020
Anonymous
2,500 points donated
11/07/2020
Anonymous
8,300 points donated
04/07/2020
Yin F
ON
ON
1,309 points donated
27/06/2020
Anonymous
1,465 points donated
09/06/2020
Anonymous
1,561 points donated
23/05/2020
Drummond H
ON
ON
2,727 points donated
12/05/2020
Anonymous
1,418 points donated
12/05/2020
Chul U
ON
ON
1,000 points donated
06/05/2020
Piyare J
NY
NY
5,337 points donated
05/05/2020
Keynam R
ON
ON
1,000 points donated
05/05/2020
Anonymous
1,000 points donated
05/05/2020
Sui P
ON
ON
1,088 points donated
05/05/2020