It is with great sadness we mourn the loss of our dear and special friend Hazel McCallion. The Luso Canadian Charitable Society expresses its sincere condolences to the family and friends of Hazel, and the community she served. Hazel was a true legend. Her legacy of leadership and social commitment is well known in Canada […]
Click image to view Newsletter Our 14th Annual Newsletter is here! Please join us in celebrating Luso’s 2021 and early-2022 achievements by viewing our latest newsletter, which focuses on our three Luso Support Centres in Toronto, Hamilton and Peel. The theme of this year’s Annual Newsletter is Moving Forward. Moving ahead with our mission […]
Many individuals are anxious to receive their booster or third dose of the COVID-19 vaccination. For most of us, this involves booking an appointment online or over the phone, followed by a trip to a local clinic, community centre or pharmacy. For those living with disabilities, this isn’t such a simple task. Individuals living […]
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As we continue to experience unprecedented times and we adapt to change around us, now more than ever society reflects on some very different things.
Since its inception in 2008, many individuals and organizations have joined as Ambassadors and helped make that commitment a reality.
Ongoing community support for Luso’s fundraising activities continues to be a vital component to our success. Annually our Luso Distinguished Contributors with their large donations are highly impactful. Luso was fortunate in 2020 to receive several large donations of $25,000 or more from generous sponsors, donors and individuals in the community. Ongoing community support for […]
Undoubtedly there are two words that defined 2020 and all that followed. Covid-19 and Pandemic. The word pandemic literally means ‘affecting everyone’. Coronavirus changed all aspects of our lives and has led to some surprising discoveries. We discovered what it means to be at home. Computers, laptops, tablets and phones became our way to stay […]
Meeting the Residential Needs of Aging Adults Living with Disabilities. While demand for programming for those living with disabilities continues to grow, our families are sharing with us emerging issues and anxieties for the future. Safe, affordable residential care for aging disabled adults is in short supply. Luso families and the disabled community in general are facing increasingly […]
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