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What Is Freight on Board Shipping?

You’ve finally found the perfect mobile medical or wheelchair accessible vehicle for your organization. Everything seems to be falling into place until you hit a roadblock and come across a term that leaves you scratching your head: Freight on board (FOB) shipping. What does freight on board mean? How does it impact your purchase?  Many […]

Top 5 Things That Make a Successful Grant Application

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Writing a grant application can feel like a huge task, especially when your organization needs funding to get started. You might be feeling stressed and unsure about how to even start or what to include. Don’t worry—you’re not alone. Many organizations need funding to buy vehicles that help break barriers to healthcare or transportation, just […]

What Is the Ontario Transit Investment Fund? (OTIF)

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If you’re a municipality, First Nation community, or non-profit, you might be struggling to keep your transit services going. And you’re not alone. Many organizations across Ontario and all of Canada are facing funding problems. Without proper financial support, transit services that people rely on could be in trouble. That’s where the Ontario Transit Investment […]

What Is the Most Popular Wheelchair Van From MoveMobility?

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Choosing the right wheelchair van can be a real headache, can’t it? If you’re part of an organization looking for a reliable, accessible vehicle, you might feel swamped by all the options out there. It’s tough to know which model is the best fit, and it can be tempting to pick the most popular wheelchair […]

Baseline Funding Stream: Canada Public Transit Fund

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“The Baseline Funding stream is an approximately $500 million annual envelope that is part of the CPTF. Through the CPTF, the federal government will invest an averaging of $3 billion per year for public transit and active transportation infrastructure, beginning in 2026-27. The Baseline Funding stream focuses on funding capital and non-capital investments (i.e. planning projects) for public transit or active […]

How Do You Run a Mobile Clinic on an External Power Source?

Is your organization thinking about getting a mobile medical clinic but feeling unsure about how to keep it powered? It’s normal to worry about how to run your clinic smoothly, especially in remote areas of Canada where electricity might be hard to find.  This is a big concern because you want your clinic to work […]

Funding Opportunity: Indigenous Innovation Initiative

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Grand Challenges Canada has opened a funding opportunity to help “empower First Nation, Inuit and Metis innovators.” Funding for up to $250,000 for: Click the below button to learn more about this fund. Applications are currently open. How is this relevant to the clients MoveMobility serves? This funding program may be an opportunity for Indigenous […]

What happens if you submit the form?

We understand that you don’t want to receive multiple phone calls, emails or spam. You just want to speak to a commercial mobility specialist who can answer your questions about accessible and mobile medical vans.

If you submit the form or request more information from us, here’s what will happen:

  • Within one business day, you’ll receive a phone call from one of our commercial mobility specialists at the phone number you provide. Click here to Meet the Team.
  • If we miss you on the phone, you’ll receive a voice message to call us back. You’ll also get an email to let you know we tried to connect but missed you.
  • Once we’ve connected, your commercial mobility specialist will have a few questions for you to understand what type of vehicle you’re looking for help with.
 
If at any point during the process you feel we’re just not the right fit for your community or organization, just let us know. 

 

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