Pouvez-vous acheter des véhicules accessibles sans appel d'offres public ?
Saviez-vous que le processus d'appel d'offres public au Canada peut prendre jusqu'à 280 heures du début à la fin ? C'est beaucoup de temps alors que votre équipe a besoin d'un véhicule accessible dès maintenant. Vous dirigez peut-être un programme de santé ou un service de transport. Vous voulez servir plus de gens, mais le processus d'appel d'offres ressemble à un train qui avance lentement. [...]
Comment votre organisation peut-elle aider à prévenir l'itinérance à Vancouver ?
Did you know: Homelessness in Vancouver affected over 2,420 people in 2023 alone? The number is growing every year, and each person represents a story, a struggle, and a gap that hasn’t been filled. If you’re part of an organization trying to tackle this crisis, it probably feels overwhelming. How can you make a real […]
Qu'est-ce que Reaching Home ? Le programme canadien pour mettre fin à l'itinérance
Reaching Home is a Canadian government program that funds local efforts to prevent and reduce homelessness. It supports a wide range of services, such as emergency shelter upgrades, housing help, mental health support, and Indigenous-led programs. The program focuses on helping people move from homelessness into stable, safe housing. Learn more about Reaching Home Who […]
Comment les services paramédicaux communautaires améliorent-ils la gestion des maladies chroniques ?
Did you know that almost half of Canadian adults live with a chronic disease like diabetes, heart disease, or COPD? That means millions of people need regular healthcare to stay healthy. But here’s the problem—many of them face barriers to accessing it. If you work in healthcare, you’ve seen it happen. People miss appointments because […]
Community Development Fund: What You Need to Know (Yukon)
Looking to bring lasting change to your community in Yukon? The Community Development Fund (CDF) might be a great fit. Here’s a quick guide to help you understand what it is, who can apply, and how it works. Apply for the Community Development Fund What is the Community Development Fund? The Community Development Fund provides […]
5 façons dont les fourgonnettes accessibles peuvent promouvoir l'inclusion dans les communautés mal desservies
Votre organisation s'est-elle déjà sentie bloquée, se demandant comment aider les membres de votre communauté à obtenir de meilleurs soins de santé ou de meilleurs moyens de transport ? Pour de nombreuses communautés mal desservies au Canada, les transports et les soins de santé sont difficiles d'accès. Sans les bons outils, il est difficile d'éliminer les obstacles qui empêchent les gens de vivre pleinement et sainement. Vous voulez [...]
MoveMobility offre-t-elle des services de réparation de fourgonnettes accessibles aux fauteuils roulants dans la région du Grand Toronto ?
Your organization depends on a wheelchair accessible van to serve the community. It’s how you help people get to medical appointments, community programs, or just go about their day. But what happens when something goes wrong? The wheelchair lift stops working The doors won’t open or close properly The van isn’t driving the way it […]
Qu'est-ce qui fait de MoveMobility la référence en matière de réparation de cliniques mobiles dans la région de Toronto ?
Is your mobile clinic in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) needing repair, and are you stuck wondering who to call? You’re not alone—and you’re not overreacting. When your mobile clinic isn’t running, everything hits pause: Appointments get cancelled Patients get turned away Communities go without care It’s more than a mobile medical unit—it’s your […]
Can Mobile Clinics Help Your Community Health Centre Stay Operational in Emergencies?
Imagine this—your community healthcare centre suddenly loses power, floods, or faces a wildfire. How would you continue providing care to patients? Emergencies can hit fast, leaving patients stranded without access to critical services. This can result in a temporary closure that erodes the trust your community has in your healthcare. No one expects the worst, […]
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