Annie Leung was deeply passionate about helping individuals with developmental disabilities and strived to create a community where everyone would belong. She formed Cherish Integrated Services (CHIS) on May 18, 2010 with encouragement from Hugo and Ivy Lam, Mama Lu, and numerous community members. The organization became a registered charity (CR# 81036 2061 RR0001) in December 2015.
The Cherish team carries Annie’s legacy years after her passing by upholding her mission of serving our community with unwavering excellence and boundless passion.
Cherish Integrated Services actively promotes the social inclusion of people with developmental disabilities in communities and enhances their individual social functioning in daily living.
We deeply value the uniqueness of each individual and recognize the importance of integrating their lives in the community.
Ultimately, we empower individuals to unlock their full potential and help them achieve maximum independence in every aspect of their lives.
Full team coming soon!!!

Executive Director

Service Manager

Program Supervisor

Assistant Program Supervisor

Program Officer

Program & Projects Officer
(Description Coming Soon)

Program Officer - PGE

Program Officer - PGE

Program Officer - PGE
(Description coming soon)

Program Officer - PGE

Program Officer - PGE

Program Officer - PGE
(Description Coming Soon)

Program Officer - Adult Day Program

Program Officer - Adult Day Program

Program Officer - Adult Day Program

Program Officer - Adult Day Program

Program Officer - Adult Day Program

Program Officer - PGE
(Description Coming Soon)
(Description Coming Soon)

Administrative Manager

Administrative Officer

Accounting & Administrative Officer

Occupational Therapy Consultant

Care Giver / Housekeeper

Speech-Language Pathologist
(Description Coming Soon)
Our multilingual (English, Cantonese, and Mandarin) team ensures programs are accessible
Including autism, Down syndrome, epilepsy, learning disabilities, and more
Including cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury (ABI), muscular dystrophy, and more
As long as one is cognitively impaired
In 2022, we renovated our 5200 sq. ft. facility based on the needs of people with developmental disabilities
Our centre was generously funded by the Canada Community Revitalization Fund









