Become A Member
Interested in becoming a partner of the
Intentional Community Consortium (ICC)?
We welcome members who agree to our values and expectations.
Guiding Principles
- Shared value in working cooperatively and collaboratively with other service providers within and outside of the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services;
- Commitment to the rights of each and every individual supported, and increasing choices and opportunities for the individuals;
- We are working towards building housing projects of at least 20 units in the next five years;
- Committed to having a senior member of our staff/lay leader act as liaison and provide no less than 10 hours per month for this initiative, when required;
- Leverage the best deal for the Consortium to generate a collective benefit.
Value Statement
Members of the ICC are dedicated to helping meet the growing demand for accessible supportive housing across Canada. The ICC supports an inclusive community-based housing strategy that envisions collaborating partners building housing developments in communities across Canada. modelled on the success of existing projects such as the building and programming at the Reena Community Residence.
Members of the ICC believe that a coordinated multi-community effort is the best way to generate significant positive results. Using scale and shared learning will result in the creation of a significant number of housing units designed for individuals with intellectual disabilities and other similar support needs.”
Expectations
Members of the ICC are expected to participate actively in expanding the supply of accessible supportive housing in Ontario. This will be done by developing supportive housing projects dedicated to individuals with intellectual disabilities and other similar support needs, and/or participating in development initiatives incorporating supportive housing of this nature. Members will share information to assist other members in their efforts, help ICC advocate to government and other funders for funding and program support and generally lend support to the efforts of the ICC where possible. ICC members are expected to contribute 10 hours or more per month in support of the efforts, when required and in working with the ICC on ICC common efforts as distinct from their own project by attending coordinated meetings, preparing materials and or advocacy work for the project. ICC members will be invited to regularly scheduled conference calls and may from time to time be invited to training and information sessions relevant to the ICC. The costs associated with ICC coordination will be covered by the ICC.
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