Barrier Free Design Consultation provides consultation, information and advocacy around barrier free design issues. Today, specialists from major health centres in Toronto volunteer their time and travel to northern communities to care for patients where specialists are not resident Employment Services One of the most powerful tools for self confidence and independence is a job. 24 hours per day Acquired Brain Injury Services enable continued community integration for persons with head injuries. Respite may be provided for a few hours or for a few days at a time Recreation and Integration Services enhance the quality of life of adults with physical disabilities through recreation, leisure, and social integration. A unique educational approach to helping individuals with an acquired brain injury, stroke, Cerebral Palsy, Parkinson's Disease and Multiple Sclerosis relearn the motor skills they lost as a result of their illness.
Individuals gain greater mobility, self esteem and self worth.
Information Services Offering expert references and referral services on topics such as rehabilitation, accessibility and disability issues through the Canadian Health Network website, Directory for Accessibility website, newsletters and the Ontario March of Dimes website. By influencing public policy on issues which impact the lives of persons with physical disabilities, Ontario March of Dimes continues to promote the principles of independence, integration, equality and choice. Charitable Registration No. All rights reserved.