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Letting our Garden Grow!

On Wednesday November 15th, 2023 New Leaf: Living and Learning Together Inc. (New Leaf) welcomed James Lane and Corey Ogden from York Region to see and hear how the $5000 grant received from the York Region Greening Action Partnership Fund was used for New Leaf’s accessible sensory garden.

The funding covered the costs for clearing the overgrown areas, removal of invasive species, planting serviceberry and maple trees, and new bird, butterfly, and bat houses. New Leaf highly values the unique rural, farm environment that it provides to individuals with developmental disabilities and intends to respect and preserve this environment, to the best of its abilities.

Future improvements to the sensory garden will include updating the wheelchair accessible path and the introduction of Ontario native species including shrubs, plants and wildflowers.

“This grant will impact our capacity to further our organization’s mission and make a positive difference for individuals supported and the greater community.” said Jennifer Corrie, Manager at New Leaf.

Bonjour, bienvenue a New Leaf.

Pour obtenir des renseignements sur les services en francais offerts aux adultes ayant une deficience intellectuelle a Toronto, veuillez communiquer avec:

Services de l’Ontario pour les personnes ayant une deficience intellectuelle

Sans Frais: 1-855-372-3858
Appel local: 416-925-4930
ATS: 416-925-0295
Telecopieur: 416-925-3402
Courriel: dsotr@surreyplace.on.ca
Site Web: www.dsotoronto.ca
Addresse postale: 2 Surrey Place, Toronto, Ontario M5S 2C2

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