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Services & Supports

All services and supports provided will be respectful of the social, linguistic and the cultural diversity of families and communities and follow the QAM support services guidelines.

Supported Independent Living

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This program is designed to provide individually tailored residential supports to assist adults with a developmental disability to meet their goal of living independently (or inter-dependently) in the community. Facilitators provide assistance in various areas such as meal preparation, personal hygiene, medication administration, budgeting, use of public transit, home management, health promotion and community orientation and participation. Facilitators also support individuals in their choice of working, volunteering or leisure activities. Supports are based on the principles of person directed planning, self-determination, social inclusion, citizenship and choice.

Transition Facilitation

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Transition services and supports will be developed to address the needs of the individual and their family. As part of a support network the Transition Facilitator assists with transition supports. These innovative supports will enhance the development of the necessary skills and resources to facilitate the successful transition from school or home to community living (which may include but are not limited to: work, volunteering, day program, social and recreational activities, further education, independent living etc.).

Community Connections

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This program is designed to promote independence and personal development in the areas of basic life skills, work, social and recreational activities, community participation/utilization and citizenship for adults with a developmental disability who are at least 18 years of age.

Community Participation

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This program is designed to promote independence and personal development in the areas of basic life skills, work, social and recreational activities, community participation/utilization and citizenship for adults with a developmental disability who are at least 18 years of age.

Passport Opportunites

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Madoc C.O.P.E. is able to serve the unique needs of you and your family. We can tailor our fee-for-service opportunities based on your needs. Our agency complies with the Ministry of Children Community and Social Services.

Passport Opportunities:
• Community Participation Day Program
• Life Skills and Recreational Activities
• Employment Training
• Supported Independent Living
• Person Directed Planning

We also offer Passport brokerage and administration.

Individualized supports can be created to meet the needs of you and your family. Prices vary depending on specific support and ratio of care.

Associate Home Program

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This program's objectives and goals are to provide accommodation, care, and supervision to adults with a developmental disability in an associate home. Services and Supports provided to promote social inclusion, individual choice, independence, and rights.

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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