Who We Are
At CPLF, we support people with disAbilities at work, home, and in our community.
Our Mission
Our mission is to promote self-sufficiency and personal growth within individuals who have a disAbility. This is achieved through community presence and participation, skill and image enhancement, and empowerment.
Empathy
Patience and understanding.
Inclusivity
Involved in our community.
Empowerment
Nurturing courage and ability.
Self-Sufficiency
Skill enhancement.
Our Values
Self-determination to the greatest extent possible.
Live a life of dignity.
Live as a full member of society in his/her own community.
Give of oneself and receive from others in return.
Be treated in an age-appropriate manner.
Give of oneself and receive from others in return.
Be treated in an age appropriate manner.
Accepted and respected for the person they are.
A group of people (family and friends) surrounding them who cares and wants the best for them.
Live in their own home and to have that home perceived as their home and not belong to an agency, association, or staff.
Adrienne Sabourin
CPLF Supportive Roommates provide 24/7 supports within the home whether our clients own their home or need a new home. Supportive Roommates focus on daily living skills and companionship in a safe and welcoming private home.
CPLF also provides temporary residential supports we call Respite Supports. Respite Supports offer relax to parents and/or residential support staff for short periods of time, typically over a weekend in our client’s home or in another Supportive Roommate’s home.
Neal Sabourin
Take advantage of our in-house psychologist that offers a safe environment for our clients, CPLF Staff, and the general public to be understood while offering coping tools.
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