Ontario March of Dimes 10 Overlea Blvd. Fees are on a sliding scale for some programs such as summer residential camps.
Government subsidies are available.
The Toronto regional office of the Ontario March of Dimes assists its clients with assistive devices, independent living and vocational rehabilitation. The organization helps its clients acquire medical equipment such as wheelchairs, and provides electronic equipment to increase independence. It has attendant care to assist people with disabilities in their homes so they can live on their own. There is also an attendant program at York University. The Ontario March of Dimes will set up social, recreational and advocacy groups for its clients.