…both to get a comprehensive picture of what’s going on throughout the continuum of care,” says Anita. The group also interviewed people from six different stakeholder groups, including researchers, people…
…needs of travelers with disabilities. When looking for accommodations that are accessible for individuals with disabilities, here are some steps to consider: Research: Start by researching destinations that are…
…including those on our website here as well as the Government of Canada funded ‘Wellness Together’ program. Sheila moved on to discuss the changes to VIP4SCI; as of March 31,…
…the lives of the 500K Ontarians living with SCI or ABI. Established in 1998 through the collective efforts of the Canadian Paraplegic Association (now SCIO), the Canadian Spinal Research Organization,…
…was born from six attendant service demonstration projects established in the late 1970s to provide adults with physical disabilities with on-site support services in social housing buildings (referred to as…
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