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At the heart of everything we do is a commitment to making a meaningful difference for the people we support. Our impact is measured not just in numbers, but in the lives we touch, the communities we support, and the change we help create. Through collaboration, innovation, and purpose-driven communication, we strive to amplify voices, foster inclusion, and build lasting connections that matter.

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  • 36 years of service

    Supporting people who are deafblind, as well as those living with a developmental disability who are Deaf, hard of hearing or use non-traditional forms of communication

  • 113 people supported

    Including people in Supported Living Homes, Tremplin programs, Partnerships, and Supported Independent Living programs

  • 349,506 hours invested

    Hours of direct service delivered in Supported Living Homes (based on 2024-2025 fiscal year)

Impact of Research

Research leads to better lives for the people we support and stronger, more effective person-centred support services. It ensures that our services evolve based on evidence. It builds credibility, drives innovation, and ensures that our practices are informed by evidence and by the voices of the individuals and communities we serve.

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The Webster Family: Giving Back to Build a Bright Future

June and Bruce Webster found hope when their son Curtis moved into a DeafBlind Ontario Services supported living home.

“Curtis is now thriving and making progress we never thought possible.” Moved by gratitude, the Websters became donors to help others access the same life-changing support.

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Your Gift Will Transform Lives

You can support independence, connection, and inclusion today.

Your donation helps fund accessible housing, specialized equipment, and life-enriching experiences, creating meaningful opportunities for the people we serve.

Enriching Lives One Touch And Sign At A Time

Begin your journey here and discover how DeafBlind Ontario Services is right for you.

Supporting people who are deafblind, as well as those living with a developmental disability who are Deaf, hard of hearing or use non-traditional forms of communication, to live their best lives.

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