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About CCD

About CCD

Supporting People,
Strengthening Community

Campaign Goal

Progress

40%
$3,000,000

Community Care Durham is a registered charitable organization providing a broad range of support services for people aged 16 and older – who have needs related to aging, physical and/or mental health – and those caring for them. For 45 years, we have been helping residents all throughout Durham Region live safely and independently wherever they call home.

Our Mission

With coordinated networks of volunteers and staff, enrich the well-being and quality of life for people wherever they call home.

Our Vision

Communities where people are enabled to maximize their independence and thrive wherever they live.

Our Values

Compassion, Enrichment, Equity and Inclusion, Integrity, Optimism, Quality and Innovation, Respect, Responsiveness and safety.

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Strategic Priorities

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Enhancing
Quality of Life

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Investing in
our People

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Championing Healthy
Communities

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Building for
our Future

Click here to learn more about our strategic plans and priorities.

Why Community Care Durham?

Community Care Durham is a trusted and respected charitable organization within Durham Region. We have a proven track record for providing exceptional supports to those who need it most in our community.

Community Care Durham’s refreshed strategic plan represents a forward looking, innovative future. It is fueled by a commitment to be leaders supporting residents across Durham Region to achieve their personal health and wellness goals. As a nonprofit, Community Care Durham will continue to build, invest, and grow in Durham Region, making it a better place to live and age.

FY 2021-2022

154,218

Total Meals Delivered

(Community Food Box
+ Meals on Wheels)

279

Active Staff

(Includes both Full-Time
& Part Time)

17,451

COPE Mental Health
Group Participants

944

Active
Volunteers

29,495

Rides Given

(One-Way Drives)

58,531

Volunteer
Hours

177,163

Hours of Care

(In-Home Respite + Assisting Living
+ Supportive Housing)

6,180

Adult Day Program
Attendance Days

(Both in-person & Virtual)

19,779

Exercise & Fall
Prevention Classes

30,810

In-Home Respite
Hours of Care