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Our Strategic Plan

The following strategies reflect the goals we wish to achieve for those we serve, with the community, and as a resilient and adaptive organization. They respond to issues like attitudes towards supported persons, their evolving and diverse needs, working with community partners, technology, communications, government policy and funding. Further details are available in Madoc COPE’s full strategic plan for 2018-2021.

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The following principles are the fundamental beliefs and values that will guide all decision-making regarding service provision, organization activities, and policy development.

Building an adaptive organization ready for change

  • Take action to further develop our capacity to change in terms of program structure, practices, culture, capacity, technology and training.
     

  • Actively recruit (and retain) community resources and relationships.
     

  • Explore options to reduce reliance on a single funder.

The following principles are the fundamental beliefs and values that will guide all decision-making regarding service provision, organization activities, and policy development.

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Renewing programs to meet needs in a new context

  • Renew, redesign and reposition programs for the new “market” context for supports/services, with emphasis on appeal, infrastructure & fee-for-service.
     

  • Continue to explore connections to work opportunities in the community and serve as a resource to help individuals reach their work goals.
     

  • Look at supports for youth-to-adult home transitions.
     

  • Develop approaches to deal with transitions & impacts of aging parents.

The following principles are the fundamental beliefs and values that will guide all decision-making regarding service provision, organization activities, and policy development.

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Communications: Building Foundations for Success

  • Develop a full communications strategy and implementation plan.
     

  • Engage more community champions.
     

  • Increase Madoc COPE’s profile across the geographic region.

The following principles are the fundamental beliefs and values that will guide all decision-making regarding service provision, organization activities, and policy development.

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Exploring Options to Sustain Long-term Financial Stability

  • Maintain active communications with the Ministry.
     

  • Position Madoc COPE fee-for-service programs and actively promote them.

Land Acknowledgement

We respectfully acknowledge that the Municipality of Centre Hastings is situated in the Territory and the Treaty 27 lands of the Anishinabek Nation. We also acknowledge and recognize the traditional territory of the Huron Wendat and the Mississauga Nations. The Municipality of Centre Hastings (and surrounding municipalities in Marmora and Lake, Peterborough, and Northumberland Counties) are home to many First Nations, Metis, and Inuit people who live on our land today. We are proudly
grateful for the opportunity to give Indigenous people the power and opportunity to change Mother Earth for the better, and to share cross-cultural experiences and teachings to each other. May we honour these teachings.

Community Living
Madoc C.O.P.E.

7 Hill Avenue, Box 616
Madoc, Ontario, Canada
KOK 2KO

Hours of Operation:
Mon -Thurs: 8 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Fridays: 8 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Services & Supports

Accessing Services

Passport Opportunities

Supported Independent Living

Transitions Facilitation

Community Connections

Community Participation

Associate Home Program

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