March of Dimes Canada

Aptus Treatment Centre, located in Toronto and York Region, has been specializing in supporting individuals with complex needs, including those with developmental disabilities and mental health disorders, since 1979. With a dedicated clinical team offering occupational therapy, recreation therapy, and behavior services, Aptus provides innovative and inclusive programming such as supported living homes and supported learning. Through their comprehensive range of programs and services, Aptus aims to promote inclusion for all abilities, guided by their Latin-inspired name meaning "innate ability." From adult day services to children's day programs, Aptus is committed to enhancing the lives of individuals with disabilities and providing opportunities for growth and development within the community. Generated from their website

The Tetra Society of North America is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating custom assistive devices for individuals with disabilities, helping them overcome environmental barriers and enhance their quality of life. With chapters across Canada and the USA, Tetra's innovative solutions promote independence and inclusion for people of all abilities. Through volunteer-driven projects and a commitment to cultivating innovation, Tetra empowers individuals to envision new possibilities and tackle challenges they face. From accessible digital services to adaptive tools for the farm and kitchen, Tetra is at the forefront of providing practical solutions for a more inclusive world. Generated from their website

Peel Cheshire Homes Brampton Inc is an accredited charitable not-for-profit organization in Brampton, Canada, providing non-medical personal support services to adults living with physical disabilities. They own and operate a twelve-unit supportive housing home, offering residents private rooms, attendant care, food preparation, and other services to support independent living. In addition to their housing facility, Peel Cheshire Homes Brampton Inc also runs an outreach program serving approximately 30-35 adults with disabilities who live in their own homes within the city. Their dedicated personal support workers assist clients with daily living needs, such as personal care and meal preparation, fostering independence and an active lifestyle within the community. Generated from their website