Support Services Group Co-op

Independent Living Nova Scotia (ILNS) empowers individuals with disabilities by providing programs and services that promote independent living, enabling them to make their own choices and break through barriers. The organization envisions a community where all Nova Scotians with disabilities can enjoy a full and inclusive life at home, work, and play. Headquartered in Halifax, ILNS is committed to supporting independence through skills development and personal empowerment. Acknowledging its location in Mi'kma'ki, ILNS respects and recognizes the ancestral land of the Mi'kmaq people and values the treaties established for a peaceful coexistence. Generated from the website

Lawtons Home Health Care, located in Halifax, NS, offers a comprehensive range of healthcare products and services to cater to various needs. From bathroom safety equipment to products for managing diabetes, Lawtons Home Health Care provides a variety of solutions to enhance daily living and promote well-being. Customers can benefit from services such as applying for financing, rentals, and access to rehabilitation equipment and services. The store features a 55+ Appreciation Day, Scene+ program, and exclusive offers to enhance the shopping experience for all visitors. Lawtons Home Health Care prides itself on its commitment to customer care, evidenced by its focus on accessibility solutions, the Home Safe Living Program, and adherence to a transparent and customer-friendly pricing policy. With a dedicated team and a wide range of products, Lawtons Home Health Care aims to support individuals in maintaining their health and independence. Generated from the website content

The Canadian Paraplegic Association Nova Scotia (CPA NS) is dedicated to supporting individuals with spinal cord injuries through a range of services, including counselling, peer support, community advocacy, and vocational employment assistance. They aim to empower their clients by providing essential information and fostering a sense of community among those affected by disabilities. In addition to their support services, CPA NS actively engages in raising awareness about accessibility and disability issues, participating in initiatives such as the Federal Accessibility Legislation Alliance and providing educational resources like artwork and scripts that highlight the unique experiences of those with spinal cord injuries. Their ongoing commitment to advocacy and adapting housing solutions reflects their mission to improve the quality of life for individuals with disabilities in Nova Scotia. Generated from the website