There are many Internet resources catering to the needs of the
disabled community. This page lists a few of them. Please send
us an email if you are aware of a resource that you feel should be included
on this list.
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Ability Network This site hosts Ability Network magazine as well as the Network
for Entrepreneurs with Disabilities. |
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Active Living Alliance The Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability is
a partnership of individuals, agencies and national associations
whose common goal is to improve the physical activity lifestyles
of persons with a disability. |
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Alberta Burn Rehabilitation Society. Burn survivors, burn team professionals, children, adults and
seniors, this site is for you! ABRS is dedicating this site to
international burn rehabilitation, prevention and awareness. |
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BC Coalition of Persons with Disabilities The Coalition's mandate is to raise public and political awareness
of issues that concern us. We hope through our work to facilitate
the full participation of people with disabilities in all aspects
of society and to promote independence. |
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B.C. Paraplegic Association-Northern Regional Home Page BC Paraplegic Northern Regional office provides information about
resources for persons with mobility impairment residing in northern
British Columbia. The site also provides feature articles and
classified ads for active equipment. |
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Canadian Association for Independent Living Centres The Independent Living philosophy and its delivery system (through
local ILRC's) is clearly a proven vehicle to pro-actively enable
people with disabilities to access the resource which permit their
full integration and participation into Canadian society. |
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Canadian Council On Rehabilitation and Work The CCRW is a Canada-wide network of organizations and individuals.
Our missions is to promote and support equal and equitable employment
of people with disabilities. |
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Canadian National Institute for the Blind The web site of the CNIB which includes information on the CNIB,
their numerous employment services and ways of promoting access
technologies in Canadian society. The site provides links to
other related sites and also and internal link to CNIB publications.
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Community Futures Development Corporation We assist the citizens of the North Okanagan to achieve significant
improvements in permanent employment and sustainable development.
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DAWN Canada- DisAbled Women's Network Canada DAWN Canada is a national organization comprised of women with
disabilities. Our web site offers information about our organization.
You will receive information on a variety of topics and be able
to browse through our recent successes. |
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Disabilities, Opportunities, Internet working & Technology (DO-IT) DO-IT focuses on helping to spread information about and for
the disabled community. |
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Disability Pensions: The Canada Pension Plan and You Have you stopped working because of a physical or mental disability?
If so, you may be able to get a disability pension from the Canada
Pension Plan. Find out more..... |
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Disability resources on the Internet An extensive list from Careers and Jobs to Universities and Education
to Medicine and Health..and MUCH more |
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Disabled Business Persons Association Founded to help disabled entrepreneurs and professionals maximize
their potential in the business world, and to encourage the participation
and enhance the performance of the disabled in the work force.
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Human Resources Development Canada (Employment) This site offers information on the programs and
services we offer our clients, about our organization and the
people who run it. It contains links to other HRDC sites in communities
across Canada, and to locations where you can find help if you
are looking for work, such as the Electronic Labour Exchange,
the Job Bank and CanWIN. |
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Indie The Integrated Network of Disability Information and Education |
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Internet Public Library In the Social Issues and Social Services collection, there is
a section on disability-related information. One of the resources
available is the full text of the Americans with Disabilities
Act. |
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Internet Post-Polio Resource List A comprehensive list of international Internet resources for
those interested in polio and post-polio syndrome. Updated twice
a month. Many hyperlinks to web sites, mailing lists, and discussion
forums. |
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Kids on the Block The "Kids" are a troupe of nearly-life-sized puppets, some with
disabilities, some able-bodied, who dress and act like real children.
The "Kids" use vivid, frank, and often humorous interactions with
the audience members to help them understand a specific disability,
and to accept the differences between them. |
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Mac Access Passport Online Featuring links to Mac-based software and general information
links for disabled people. |
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Neil Squire Foundation is a Canadian non-profit organization whose purpose is to create
opportunities for independence for individuals who have significant
physical disabilities. Through direct interaction with these individuals
we research, develop and deliver appropriate innovative services
and technology to meet their needs. |
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Network for Entrepreneurs with Disabilities Our site is of interest to entrepreneurs. It includes Internet
links suited for small and/or home-based businesses, those considering
entrepreneurship and especially persons with disabilities involved
in or interested in entrepreneurship. |
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North American Chronic Pain Association of Canada NACPAC is a self-help organization dedicated to providing support
to people in chronic pain, and to giving them assistance in living
their lives to the fullest. |
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Rick Hansen Centre offers instructional programs and workshops in fitness, lifestyle,
and physical activity for groups and individuals who have a permanent
physical disability. |
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Royal National Institute for the Blind - Home Page (in the United Kingdom) |
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Web Server for the Visually Handicapped (in Singapore) |