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MESSAGE FROM
THE DIRECTOR

If you were to share what’s important to you, and This issue of Connected magazine seems to me to
what contributes to your daily enjoyment of life, be all about enhancing quality of life. Whether it’s
what would you say? Treasured time with friends and removing barriers by Bridging the Gap, or ensuring
family? Opportunities to develop hobbies or explore good health through Commitment to Care, creating
new interests? A comfy chair to read a favourite book? space for learning, growth and connection at the
A walk in the woods? What are the little things that King St Hub or expanding services to meet the needs
make a difference to you? of children in our region, I hope you see the direct
and positive impact of your support. And that it will
CLH Foundation’s commitment to CLH-supported inspire your continued commitment to ensure that the
individuals includes finding ways and means of adults, seniors, youth and children supported by CLH
enriching their lives, by supporting their health and Developmental Support Services can discover their
well-being, adding opportunities to pursue personal own answers to what’s important to them, and what
interests, and creating access to participation. These things, little and big, contribute to their quality and
aren’t always monumental in scale – they can be as enjoyment of life.
straightforward as covering the cost of unfunded
health essentials or as simple as ensuring those who All best wishes,
live independently have the staples and means to eat
well, or as important as ensuring that no matter what
age, all have the tools and choices available to enjoy
life fully. Sue-Ellen Boyes
Director, Revenue Development
CLH Foundation

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