A Service of
Community Living Toronto
A Service of
Community Living Toronto
Finding the right support for complex needs can be challenging. BridgeWorks Clinical Services connects people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, families, caregivers, and organizations to specialized clinical expertise and practical supports.
Expertise where life happens.
BridgeWorks supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We help people build everyday skills and understand behaviour. We also offer advice and training for families, caregivers, and staff.
Not sure what support you need? Our team can help you choose.
Services are delivered by regulated professionals with extensive experience in a variety of settings and grounded in evidence-based practice. Backed by Community Living Toronto’s 75+ years of experience, BridgeWorks helps people build skills, navigate complex challenges, and achieve meaningful outcomes.
We deliver responsive, interdisciplinary clinical services that meet people and families where they are, building safe, supportive plans that create the conditions for meaningful, lasting change in the places and spaces where life happens.
Every person with complex care needs, and the family and network around them, can access specialized clinical expertise that sees the whole person, builds capacity in the community, and delivers outcomes that last.
Help to understand behaviour and make a support plan.
Advice from specialists about a difficult situation.
Learn and practice skills with other people.
Learn ways to support someone in everyday life.
Meeting People Where They Are. Supporting Where They Want to Go.
For more than 75 years, Community Living Toronto has supported people with intellectual and developmental disabilities every hour of every day, in their homes, supported living settings, and communities. BridgeWorks brings that experience to you. We don’t just understand the challenges you’re facing; as an organization, we’ve lived them. That’s why our plans are built for real life, not just for paper.
We come to you, at home, in a supported living setting, or in the community. Our expertise shows up in the places where people actually live, so support fits into everyday routines.
Our clinicians work alongside teams providing 24-hour support. We know what works at 7 a.m. on a busy morning and at 2 a.m. when things get hard.
We start by listening. You and your family know your life best. Together, we work out exactly what’s getting in the way and build practical plans that lead to meaningful change.
From childhood to the teen years, adulthood, and aging, we support people through every stage. We help families plan ahead and prepare for what the future may hold.
We understand budgets and funding because we work within them every day. Our recommendations are realistic and designed to last.
Regulated Behaviour Analysts, a developmental psychiatrist, psychology, nursing, and social work all work together as one team, so you don’t have to coordinate them yourself.
Whether you are looking for support for a person with an intellectual disability, guidance for a complex situation, or training your team, we are here to help.