The Canadian Helen Keller Centre (CHKC) has been a vital resource for Ontario’s deafblind community for over 30 years, offering affordable housing, specialized training, and 24/7 Intervenor Services that empower individuals with dual sensory loss to live independently and with dignity. With over 600,000 Canadians affected by deafblindness and demand for services rapidly increasing, CHKC is expanding its reach through a new 56-unit accessible apartment complex and a state-of-the-art Training Centre in Etobicoke. While $42 million has already been secured through government support, and generous donations, CHKC urgently needs an additional $2 million from generous donors to complete this transformative project. Your donation through CanadaHelps is secure, tax-deductible, and directly supports CHKC’s mission to reduce isolation, foster inclusion, and provide essential services to those most in need. Together, we can build a future where individuals who are deafblind live free from limitations.