Striking frontline staff at Central West Specialized Developmental Services (CWSDS) in Oakville want their residents returned to their original homes for the holidays.

CWSDS provides housing and care for adults with intellectual disabilities.

Family members previously told CBC News 30 to 40 residents were moved from various group homes to the charity's headquarters, in preparation for the looming strike in September.

Julie Geiss, OPSEU Local 249 president, told CBC Toronto keeping the residents from returning to their group homes is not necessary and can be harmful to those who rely on regular routines and familiarity.

Family members of CWSDS residents gathered outside the charity's headquarters in October to protest the relocation of their loved ones. (Susan Godspeed/CBC)

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