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EPISODE · Nov 30, 2025 · 42 MIN

Belonging Built Together

from Community Chats · host Community Living Toronto

In this episode of the Community Chats podcast, Frances Moore and Glen Snyder from Community Living Toronto explore homelessness as one of the challenges faced by people with intellectual disabilities. They share their experiences supporting people through transition services and adult protective services, highlight the risks of homelessness, the Bridges to Housing project, and the realities for those who have waited decades for the supports they need. They also reflect on the importance of building trust, the positive impact of their work, success stories that bring hope, and the vision for a future where sustainable housing and inclusive supports are within reach.

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In this episode of the Community Chats podcast, Frances Moore and Glen Snyder from Community Living Toronto explore homelessness as one of the challenges faced by people with intellectual disabilities. They share their experiences supporting people through transition services and adult protective services, highlight the risks of homelessness, the Bridges to Housing project, and the realities for those who have waited decades for the supports they need. They also reflect on the importan...

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