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Assistive devices for stroke
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Answers many questions about assistive devices for stroke survivors to ease everyday living and to help with leisure activities. Offers tips for buying and using these devices, and discusses insurance coverage.
- Source: McGill University, Faculty of Medicine
- From: StrokEngine
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Assistive devices program
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Describes a program to help people with disabilities living in Ontario obtain a wide variety of mobility and communication devices and electronic aids to daily living. Offers financial assistance to people in need and information about other sources of funding.
- Source: Ontario March of Dimes
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Assistive devices: info-sheet for seniors
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Provides information on assistive devices, their use and where you can obtain them. Promotes positive impact of assistive devices on lifestyle. Lists provincial and territorial contact information.
- Source: Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC)
- From: Info-sheets for seniors
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Assistive Devices Program
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Describes the Assistive Devices Program (ADP) which provides financial assistance to help Ontario residents with long-term physical disabilities obtain assistive devices.
- Source: Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
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Assistive technology links
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Provides links to organizations with information on assistive devices, computer technology, rehabilitation products and equipment and universal design. Offers services from Canadian and international sources for adults and children.
- Source: Canadian Centre on Disability Studies (CCDS)
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Battery maintenance for your motorized wheelchair: helpful hints for consumers
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Discusses battery use in motorized wheelchairs. Offers tips about changing and working with batteries, maintenance procedures, reasons for failure including effects by the weather, and types of batteries.
- Source: SMD Alliance
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CLF for the Internet - Accessibility
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Describes a set of guidelines to follow in designing Internet Web sites to ensure universal accessibility to web-based information regardless of possible complications related to the use of assistive devices.
- Source: Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
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CNIB school activity package
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Provides information, games, and quizzes for kids on the white cane, Braille, and eye safety; and information for teachers and volunteers on the history of the white cane, the history of Braille, resource materials and activities for the classroom, and mobility tips.
- Source: Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB)
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Directory for accessibility: make your business or organization accessible to employees and customers with disabilities
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Lists service providers that can help increase accessibility for employees and customers with disabilities. Searchable database of service providers, consultants and community organizations in Ontario. Includes listings for architects, consultants for barrier-free design, assistive technology, training, assessment, employment accommodation, and more.
- Source: Accessibility Directorate of Ontario
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Emergency preparedness guide for people with disabilities/ special needs
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Suggest ways to prepare for an emergency. Lists do's and don'ts for assisting a person with a disability. Provides 'Emergency Survival Kit' checklists for various disability issues such as mobility, vision, hearing, travel, and more. Link requires PDF reader.
- Source: Ontario Ministry of Community and Social Services
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