Erinoakkids Centre For Treatment

Guelph Independent Living is a community-focused organization located in Guelph, Ontario, dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals through a variety of supportive services. Their offerings include Attendant Services, Senior Services, Homemaking for Seniors, Recreation and Inclusion programs, as well as Tenant Services and Accessibility initiatives. The organization emphasizes its mission to foster independence and inclusion within the community, ensuring that individuals of all ages have access to the resources and support they need. Guelph Independent Living is committed to empowering its clients through a framework of guiding principles that promote dignity and respect. Generated from the website

ErinoakKids, located in Milton, ON, is Ontario's largest children's treatment centre, offering diverse medical, therapeutic, and support services to children and youth facing physical and developmental disabilities, autism, communication disorders, and visual or auditory impairments. Operating under a family-centric approach, ErinoakKids emphasizes the resilience and strengths of their clients and families. Their primary objective is to empower each child they assist by nurturing their unique abilities and enhancing opportunities for independence, health, and overall well-being. Delivering a comprehensive suite of family-centered treatment, rehabilitation, and support services, ErinoakKids is dedicated to fostering the growth and development of children and youth with disabilities. They also provide 1:1 Applied Behaviour Analysis services for children with autism and a secure online portal, ErinoakKids Connect, for clients to access their health records and appointments. Generated from the website content

Ableliving Services Inc is a provider of independent living support solutions for adults and seniors with disabilities in Mississauga, Burlington, Hamilton, Stoney Creek, Binbrook, Paris, and Hagersville. Offering a range of in-home and communal living options, clients can access services funded by the Ministry of Health to help them remain in their homes and familiar community environments. Thrive Group organizations, including a 221-bed long-term care residence in Hamilton's Chedoke community, work alongside Ableliving Services to provide quality care in a home-like environment. With a focus on nurturing the body, mind, and spirit, these not-for-profit organizations aim to support individuals with disabilities and seniors in maintaining independence and forming meaningful connections within their communities. Generated from their website