💙Heartfelt thanks to Dr. Zoe Mitchell! Dr. Mitchell was recognized with a Gift of Gratitude for providing excellent care in our Emergency Department. To thank your STEGH care team, visit: https://t.co/6Ln2g2Dz1c
#GiftsOfGratitude#STEGH#STEGHFoundation#LastingLocalImpact
Personal Injury Lawyers Lisa Fraser and Michelle McLeod have written this article to discuss the difficulties of accessing care in remote areas, and what options may be available for those living remotely.
To read the full article, visit: https://t.co/aKVyJpQkyY
Last week, the Ontario Government announced a 5% increase to the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) – to the average Ontarian with a disability, that translates to just $58 extra per month.
Read More: https://t.co/AtoEaXgDoH
Danielle from @WrightRehab is a 2021 Rolling through Barriers Chair Leader.
Thank you for shedding a light on some of the barriers people with disabilities face & to Wright Rehab for being an Accessibility Sponsor. #rollingthroughbarriers
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Thank you @davismartindale and @cohenhighleyllp for your support of #rollingthroughbarriers. You can still help build a more accessible Ontario and have your donated matched by donating to https://t.co/9UCKHy7DXz
Thank you @LernersLLP and @StrideRehab for your support of #rollingthroughbarrires with this eye opening video. You can still donate and have your donation matched at https://t.co/9UCKHy7DXz and help us continue to build more accessible communities!
Phil Linden from our team shares his experience on a wheelchair when he set out to bring a cup of coffee. ☕️
We are happy to join @SCI_Ontario in their initiative #RollingThroughBarriers. To participate or donate, please visit: https://t.co/nBvW5h3V4K
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Thank you to @LernersPPIG and @StrideRehab for participating and sponsoring @SCI_Ontario#rollingthroughbarriers. It was a pleasure to spend time with you and your staff rolling through barriers in our community using a wheelchair. https://t.co/9UCKHxQ2yZ
Sustaining a spinal cord injury can often be connected with symptoms of depression, anxiety, and pain.
We are seeking assistance to participate in an upcoming study in reducing psychological distress and improve quality of life for people with SCI.
https://t.co/PRBSoA1ADS
Less than a month to go until “On the Road Again” – our first virtual, Canada-wide Vehicle Modification Show.
This comprehensive online event will be relevant to the entire disability community across Canada, and divided over 3 sessions.
https://t.co/FxqQAAT22s
When you or a loved one are dealing with a personal injury, it can be overwhelming and disorienting.
For more info on Choosing a Lawyer: https://t.co/PnsCqT939G
When you or a loved one are dealing with a personal injury, it can be overwhelming and disorienting.
For more info on Choosing a Lawyer: https://t.co/PnsCqT939G
Catheters are a necessary part of life for many people with spinal cord injury.
Learn more about common catheter issues such as UTIs, travelling, pregnancy and more on Hollister’s Learning Centre: https://t.co/S57dv5EDXi
@HollisterInc
We are utterly saddened by the discovery of the remains of 215 children in Kamloops, BC. We are committed to learning more about our First Nations and Indigenous communities. We must all listen to and learn; perhaps then we can strive to heal together as a nation.
This week is National AccessAbility Week and the theme for this year is Disability Inclusion 2021: Leaving no one behind.
When barriers are removed, Canadians with disabilities are able to participate fully in society and workplaces.
For more info: https://t.co/W2nGbySub4
"I believe that connecting with individuals that have spinal cord injuries benefits everyone involved in so many ways! The emotional and mental health benefits of volunteering are boundless and provide a profound sense of achievement."
Reno Candido, Peer Mentor