Pathways Receives 3-Year CARF Accreditation We have just received our notice from CARF that Pathways received a 3 year accreditation! Thank you everyone involved for helping the agency to prepare for this process to be successful! The surveyors identified 23 strengths in our leadership, community housing, Family Homes, Supported Independent Living and Community Integration practices, gathered from family, person served, funders and community partner feedback. Take a look at the full survey report: CARF accreditation 123121 “Pathways to Independence has a core cadre of dedicated staff members who are not only well trained and enthusiastic about their work, but also
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RSVP by Monday, January 14, 2019 Contact: Craig Helmer Phone: 613-962-2541 ext. 284 Email: CraigH@pathwaysind.com Empowering People For a Safe and Healthy Online Experience Internet Safety Presentation Belleville Pathways Office, Thursday, January 17, 2019: Pathways to Independence is pleased to announce that Matt Richardson, local internet safety and cyber respect expert, will be visiting us to facilitate a customized program for the people we support that will empower and equip them to exercise their right to a safe and respectful online experience. The program will raise awareness of online risks and provide practical safety strategies and introduce the concept of
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Flyer and Order Form 2018 Another year done – the boxes are all gone, and poinsettias and wreaths are all to their rightful homes. Thank you for another successful year!
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Please click the following link to access toe 2017 Annual Management Report:   2017 Annual Management Report
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As you know, our Brain Injury Awareness Walk is coming up on Sunday June 3rd! Come join us The Never Stop Foundation, with Robert Wein and Pathways to Independence, Ottawa and the Pathways Foundation at the Andrew Haydon Park, Ottawa for the 7th Annual Brain Injury Awareness Walk Andrew Haydon Park, 3127 Carling Ave, Nepean       Do you know that an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is present in 1 person of 24? If not, are you aware that a concussion is an Acquired Brain Injury? June has been officially named “Brain Injury Awareness” month in Ottawa. To raise
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  HEY! Have you heard? Spread the Word to End the Word®! The Spread the Word to End the Word® Campaign is an ongoing effort by Special Olympics, Best Buddies, and  supporters to inspire respect and acceptance about how hurtful and disrespectful words can be. The idea started in 2008 when Special Olympics launched the website www.r-word.org to combat the inappropriate use of the R-word in common usage. The campaign, created by youth, is intended to engage schools, organizations, and communities to rally and pledge their support and to promote the inclusion and acceptance of people with intellectual and developmental
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Interested in joining the Pathways to Independence Team? Employment opportunities are available on the careers page: https://www.fitzii.com/careers/pathwaystoindependence Don’t see a post of interest? Join our Talent Network by applying through the “Talent Registry”! “Pathways to Independence has a cadre of employees who have been with the organization for many years; they demonstrate a high level of professionalism and genuine commitment to the persons served.” -CARF Survey Report, Agency Strengths, 2015 To contact the Human Resources Department please call 613-962-2541.
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