We would like to thank the Lindsay Ministry of Community and Social Services; Disability Office for their kind and compassionate service. In particular we wish to give a special thank you to Irene Johnson who is a professional par excellence and one who should be proud of the quality of service, and compassion she gives to the community. She not only deserves an award, in our book, but also a hefty raise :-).

Team Ontario Want to see Team McGuinty? http://www.premier.gov.on.ca/feedback/default.asp Want to say Hi to Premier of Ontario Dalton McGuinty? Letters we've written. (Actually impassioned pleas for help) Michael Bryant - Attorney General of Ontario Bryant's responsibilities is to administer approximately 115 statutes. He also conducts criminal proceedings throughout Ontario. He provides legal advice to, and conducts litigation on behalf of all government ministries and many agencies, boards and tribunals. He provides advice on, and drafts, all legislation and regulations. He also coordinates and administers court services throughout Ontario. If you would like to contact him go to: http://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/english/contactus.asp Letters we've written. (Actually impassioned pleas for help) Guess she didn't do such a great job afterall. She's been replaced. Sandra Pupatello Minister of Community and Social Services Minister Responsible for Women's Issues Minister Responsible for Ontarians with Disabilities Want to tell her what a great job she is doing? Want to have the nice lady write you back? Want to thank the Webmaster? Letters we've written. (Actually impassioned pleas for help) Minister Sandra Pupatello says...For 75 years, the Ministry of Community and Social Services has provided the transitional supports and programs to which Ontario's most vulnerable turn when they need a helping hand. Elected in 1995 and re-elected in 1999 and 2003, Sandra Pupatello has had a distinguished record of service to her community and to the province. In her capacity as Minister, Sandra Pupatello has made significant strides to improve the lives of Ontario's most vulnerable. She has: Transformed the developmental services system in Ontario. This includes closing the three remaining government facilities and strengthening the foundation of community-based services. Developed and is implementing an unprecedented investment in preventative and community supports to address domestic abuse. Improved supports to families from non-custodial parents through the Family Responsibility Office. "With the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, we are ushering in a new era of inclusive and welcoming communities, and I am proud and honoured to be assuming responsibility for Ontarians with disabilities, including the implementation of the new legislation. I will collaboratively with my government colleagues, other levels of government, and our public and private partners to break down barriers and improve the social and economic inclusion of Ontarians with disabilities." "Working together, we will lead the way in making Ontario's communities places where everyone has opportunities to reach their potential." Sandra Pupatello: Ms. Pupatello has recently been given responsibility for the Accessibility Directorate of Ontario, overseeing the implementation of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005. She is also Vice-Chair of the government's Treasury Board. Ms. Pupatello has deep roots in the Windsor community. She was named honorary member of the Rotary Club of Windsor and a Paul Harris Fellow. In 1996, she was named Italian of the Year in Windsor-Essex County. In 2001, the University of Windsor honoured her with the prestigious Charlie Clark Award for Outstanding Service and in March of 2003, Ms. Pupatello was named "Windsor Woman of the Year." Return to Home Page