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Welcome to EverybodyMoves Hub – a database of resources to help make physical activity more welcoming and inclusive for those who face barriers to participation

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We are Canada’s fastest-growing provider of excellent home medical equipment.

National Seating & Mobility (NSM) is North America’s most experienced provider of complex rehabilitation seating, mobility and positioning systems, with a nationwide network of respected professionals and dedicated specialists across Canada & 45 U.S. states.

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Adjustable beds enable physically disabled individuals to adjust the angle of their beds via remote control. Air mattresses. Unlike air beds, air mattresses . Our mission is to bring you quality products that improve your well being and help keep you energized. We aim to please

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Student Aid BC helps eligible students with the cost of their post-secondary education through loans, grants, scholarships, and other programs. We also offer programs for borrowers who need help repaying their loans.

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the vancouver Foundation is Canada’s largest community foundation, working throughout British Columbia to harness the gifts of ideas, money, time and energy to build a lasting legacy: healthy, vibrant, livable communities.

White text on a blue background reads Aware Share Care.

Aware Care Share was developed by Community Living BC to promote awareness and provide information, resources, and tools to support the best possible health care for adults aging with developmental disabilities.

 

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MyGrief.ca can help you understand grief and work through some of the difficult issues you may be facing. MyGrief.ca has been developed by a team of national and international grief experts together with people who have experienced significant loss in their own lives (see Who developed MyGrief.ca). It is not meant to replace professional counselling or other health care service

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Medication management for people with disabilities
One in four adults in the U.S. has a disability, many of which take meds to manage chronic conditions. Use these medication management tips to avoid dangerous errors.

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The intent of the BC Rehab Project Grant program is to create opportunities for the full participation of people with physical disabilities. BC Rehab is committed to equal opportunities and improving community accessibility throughout the province. We encourage projects that involve multiple community partners, promote universal access, has clearly defined objectives and demonstrate community support.

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Cerebral Palsy Guide provides free educational materials, financial resources, and support options for families affected by this condition and other birth injuries.

Many people with disabilities wish to live independently; addressing potential dangers in the home that could cause harm is one of the most critical aspects to achieving this. However, many are unaware of the full spectrum of potential household hazards that can increase the likelihood of an accident. With that in mind, NCOA created this guide on home safety.

This piece includes a wide variety of practical tips and recommendations from senior safety experts, including:

  • Seasonal and material considerations for exterior home safety
  • Suggestions for accessibility of everyday items
  • Products to help older adults age in place safely