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The Association des Personnes Handicapées Physiques et Sensorielles Secteur Joliette (APHPSSJ) is a non-profit organization founded in 1977, dedicated to promoting and defending the rights of individuals with physical and sensory disabilities in the Joliette area. With nearly 300 members, a team of passionate professionals, and a strong focus on social integration, the APHPSSJ offers a variety of services including support groups, psychosocial services, emergency intervention, equipment lending, and accessibility consulting. Through a range of activities and support groups, the APHPSSJ aims to enhance the well-being and social inclusion of individuals with disabilities and their families. Providing services to citizens, municipalities, businesses, and organizations in the Joliette region, the organization plays a vital role in breaking isolation, offering information, and fostering a supportive community for those in need. Generated from their website

The Association des Personnes Handicapées Physiques et Sensorielles (APHPSSJ) in Joliette, Canada, is a non-profit organization founded in 1977 dedicated to promoting and defending the rights of individuals with physical and sensory disabilities. With nearly 300 members, a team of passionate professionals, and a range of services including support groups, psychosocial services, emergency interventions, and accessibility consulting, APHPSSJ aims to facilitate the social integration of disabled individuals in their communities. Offering services to citizens, municipalities, businesses, and organizations in the Joliette region, APHPSSJ provides assistance in breaking isolation, accessing information, joining support groups, and more. Through various activities, including sports, social events, and cultural outings, the association strives to enhance the well-being and inclusion of disabled individuals and their families. Generated from their website

Regroupement des Usagers de Transport Adapté de Lanaudière (RUTAL) is an advocacy organization dedicated to defending the rights of users of adapted transport services in the Lanaudière region of Quebec. Established in 1982 with the creation of the first adapted transport system, RUTAL continues to amplify the voices of individuals with mobility challenges, facilitating access to essential transportation options. Through training programs and initiatives to improve public awareness and accessibility, RUTAL aims to promote and protect the individual and collective rights of adapted transport users. The organization actively engages in advocacy efforts, including rallies and discussions at provincial forums, to ensure that the transportation needs of its members are met and addressed effectively. Generated from the website