Health and Wellness Coach Elyse Dvorski is taking on a new professional opportunity, and will be altering her presence and schedule at CONNECT.

Elyse has accepted a WSIB analyst position, working at the HHS administrative offices downtown Hamilton. However, the job will largely be done from home once she completes her training.

CONNECT’s mission is to Make Lives Better, which is why we are listening to the current protests for change in the US, Canada and around the world and want to show our support for the Black Lives Matter movement. We reached out to some of our Black colleagues and the Black people we support at CONNECT to ask them how we can respond to this movement in a meaningful way.

CONNECT’s mission is to Make Lives Better, which is why we are listening to the current protests for change in the US, Canada and around the world and want to show our support for the Black Lives Matter movement.

Not only does the mother of three work at CONNECT Hamilton helping people redesign their lives after brain injury and stroke, but Denise is successfully educating people in Hamilton about homelessness and human trafficking through a foundation she started three years ago.

“Colin tried some ox tail soup!”

This may not seem like front page news, but when Colin, who moved into CONNECT Hamilton in late October, tried some soup recently, the whole building celebrated it as a Life Redesign moment.

Over her 19-year career, Sheila Baird has never dreaded getting out of bed to come to work at CONNECT.

There were many smiles (and maybe a tear or two) as CONNECT Hamilton welcomed its first resident, Lacey, today.

We are happy and excited to introduce the CONNECT Hamilton team (so far).

CONNECT Lake Country celebrated 10 years of Life Redesign on Friday, recounting some favourite moments and looking forward to a bright future.

It all begins with an idea.

CONNECT Hamilton has a building (almost), a growing team, and enthusiasm in spades as the finish line for project completion slowly comes into focus.