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Pre-licensing notice: No care operations, residential placements, or intake processing will occur until MCCSS licensing is officially granted. Read the full disclaimer

Hurpel Support Services

Valued People.Inclusive Community.

Hurpel Support Services is being built to support people with developmental disabilities to live fulfilled lives, in collaboration with families and the community. Our youth residential program is in the licensing stage with MCCSS.

New not-for-profit, registered in Ontario

London Ontario — where we are based

Open to families, volunteers, and partners

Ontario not-for-profit

  • Based in London, Ontario
  • Person-centered support
  • Family and community led
  • Open about what we can and cannot do yet

Important disclaimer

Our licensing status

Hurpel Support Services is fully cleared by local London zoning, fire, and health authorities.

We are presently working on our MCCSS licensing approval.

No care operations, residential placements, or intake processing will occur until provincial licensing is officially granted.

What We Are Building

We are in our founding year, so we have no impact numbers to report yet — and we would rather show you nothing than invent something. Here is what we are committing to, and what we will report on publicly once we have it.

Person-centered from day one

Support planned around the individual and their family, not around what is easiest for us to deliver.

Honest reporting

We will publish real participant, volunteer, and finance numbers as soon as we have them — no rounded-up claims in the meantime.

Local first

Every dollar raised is spent on supports for people in London and the surrounding community.

Built with families

Families and self-advocates help shape what we offer, in what order, and how it is run.

Ontario not-for-profit, corporation no. 1001596965. Our first public report will follow at the end of our founding year.

Two-Minute Match

Find Your Way to Help

Answer three quick questions and we'll point you to the way you can matter most.

Question 1 / 3

How much time could you give?

Every dollar stays local — funding programs and opportunities for people with developmental disabilities right here in our community.

Donate Now
  • $25

    provides toward safety and accessibility equipment

  • $50

    provides toward staff training and screening

  • $100

    provides toward furnishing a young person’s room

  • $250

    provides toward licensing and compliance costs