We are incorporated as a NOT FOR PROFIT Charity with the Province of Ontario (622000), Registered Charity with Revenue Canada (#0900522/11), Registered with the Lotteries Commission of Ontario (# AFC 1898), Registered as a Category One (Provincial) Charity with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.
We presently have the endorsement of the Region of York, the councils of Newmarket, Aurora, East Gwilliambury, Georgina, Toronto, Vaughan, York, Markham and Scarborough.
We also have the endorsement of the following, C.H.A.T.S., York Support Network, Community Services of York Region, The Aphasia Centre, York Region District Health Council, York Region Catholic Schools, Newmarket and District Association for Community Living, York County and Central Hospital as well as many other Doctor, Dentists and other Schools and groups.
We have been appointed as a supplier of Transportation for Veterans who quality by Veterans Affairs Canada. We are also a supplier of Transportation with the Province of Ontario.
We transport their clients, residents and/or students to and from Medical, dental and social appointments as well as work assignments, in most cases we invoice the agencies directly each month.
We operate specially equipped vans on a 24-hour, seven days a week basis. Our fee schedule is quite competitive, but we consider our service to be far above average. The caregiver always travels for free.
We can accommodate up to 3 wheelchairs and 3 walk-ons. We can take scooters, electric wheelchairs and Jerry chairs. Please note, all wheelchair clients must be accompanied by a caregiver.
Our Objectives:
To determine the needs and concerns of the Differently Abled People relative to educational, social, recreational and daily living requirements and to promote relief from such needs and concerns.
To enlist the co-operation and active assistance of other organizations and individuals to carry out our mandate.
To relieve conditions associated with disability, by providing supportive services to members of the Differently Abled Community to become and remain more independent
To actively promote the integration of the Differently Abled People with the community.
