Board & Staff
May 4, 2018
…committed to making this happen, and they’re not alone. All our professional staff share valuable expertise across the province every day to help clients meet their goals. And our entire…
…committed to making this happen, and they’re not alone. All our professional staff share valuable expertise across the province every day to help clients meet their goals. And our entire…
…injuries and complications. We encourage you to share the guide with your networks. Please help us ensure that healthcare professionals are aware of this resource. Download it and share it…
The Current with Matt Galloway – As public health and government officials discuss easing restrictions and learning to live with COVID-19, Canadians with disabilities fear being left behind….
…just as a checkmark, but to enable genuine change.” SCIO is proud to celebrate Black History Month and looks forward to learning more about the intersectionalities of race and disability….
…a motor vehicle collision which broke her neck. With over a year spent in the hospital relearning fundamental aspects of daily living such as bathing, dressing and feeding, it was…
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