Physical Disabilities

March of Dimes Canada

Since 1951, through advocacy and service, March of Dimes has improved the lives of Canadians with disabilities. Each year, we empower 50,000 people to lead more independent lives.

Our goal is to enhance the independence and community participation of people with physical disabilities...

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Many brain conditions result in debilitating physical limitations, either due to development issues or some part of the brain or central nervous system being damaged by a disorder or injury. Individuals may benefit from therapies designed to help further development, restore function, or simply provide mechanisms for increased independence and a higher quality of life.

People living with physical disabilities may welcome assistance with:

• job finding
• daily living
• transportation
• access to assistive devices to help with mobility and/or communication
• socialization
• rehabilitation