Letter from OASIS President to the Minister of Community and Social Services

Posted 05/12/08

On behalf of OASIS I would like to congratulate you on your re-election with such a large majority.

I expect that after the strenuous activity of the campaign you will be taking a well earned vacation. When you return I would appreciate the opportunity to meet with you briefly with some of my associates...

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Letter from OASIS President to the Premier of Ontario

Posted 05/12/08

On behalf of the 137 agencies that are members of OASIS (Ontario agencies supporting individuals with special needs), I would like to congratulate you on your stunning victory in the election. We believe, as I am sure you must do, that the people of Ontario have given you a mandate to continue to develop the social services of the Province as demonstrated in the budget last year and in subsequent initiatives...

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Letter From President Gerald Sutton to The Honourable Madeleine Meilleur

Posted 05/12/08

While we are pleased that the strikes at some of our member agencies have been settled, we are extremely concerned at the process of the settlement and the effect that such a settlement has on other member agencies in particular and the developmental services sector in general...

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OASIS SUBMISSION ON: MODERNIZATION OF THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK GOVERNING ONTARIO NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATIONS

Posted 05/12/08

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Record Investment

Posted 05/12/08

McGuinty government makes record investment for people with developmental disabilities

More Than $500 Million In Developmental Services Since 2003

TORONTO – The McGuinty government is boosting services and supports for people with a developmental disability and their families by investing an additional $200 million over four years to strengthen capacity in developmental service agencies in communities across Ontario as part of the 2007 Ontario Budget, Minister Responsible for Community and Social Services Madeleine Meilleur announced today.