March of Dimes Canada provides supportive housing programs on a fee-for-service basis, as well as on a funded basis for Ontario residents who qualify. Our job is to help you work toward real-life, functional goals that you set for yourself to gain greater independence and enjoyment in your surroundings.
Under a supportive housing program, you live independently – either in a group home (called “congregate living”, where you have your private bedroom, but share common spaces with your “room mates”) or in a supported apartment complex.
Both housing options combine the privacy of individual units with a community of peers. Personal care services, rehabilitation services and on-site staff are provided, and you are encouraged to connect with your neighbours and participate in the supportive community around you.
A team of highly qualified, on-site staff work with regulated healthcare professionals to provide service in the areas of:
- Medical Professionals/Specialists
- Occupational Therapy
- Physiotherapy
- Psychology
- Speech-Language Pathology
Staff provide support to address your unique rehabilitation goals, including:
- Activities of Daily Living
- Behavioural/Emotional Management
- Cognitive Remediation
- Education reintegration
Family education
Financial Management
Physical Therapy
Recreation and Leisure
Social Networking
Vocational reintegration
Contact us for more Information
March of Dimes Canada Brain Injury Services
Toll free: 1-800-263-3463
