What Problems Does On-Demand Transit Solve?
A large percentage of Canadians live in rural areas and struggle to access public transit. Your organization might be feeling this pain, too. Maybe you want to offer reliable transportation for seniors, people with disabilities, or community members who can’t drive. But fixed transit routes just don’t cut it. The buses are too big, the […]
What Is a Mobile Sensory Station and How Does It Work?
Did you know that 1 in 6 people in Canada live with a sensory disability? That includes people with autism, brain injuries, PTSD, or anxiety. But here’s the problem: Most places just aren’t built for people who struggle with noise, lights, or crowds. You might be feeling stuck. You want to help more people, but […]
What is the McLean Legacy Fund in Canada?
The McLean Legacy Fund is a $200 million fund created under the Federal Indian Day Schools Settlement to support Survivors, their children, and grandchildren. Launched on July 7, 2025, applications are open until the end of September 2025. The goal is to help communities heal, revive language and culture, share truth, and honour history. Apply for […]
Why Should Your Community Seriously Consider Microtransit Vehicles
Did you know that about 1 in 5 Canadians in rural areas can’t easily get around? If you’re helping run a small town in Alberta or a northern community in Ontario, you’re seeing these problems every day: People tell you they’re stuck at home Seniors can’t make doctor visits Workers have trouble getting to their […]
Is a Van Big Enough for a Mobile Clinic?
Is a van big enough for a mobile clinic? If you’re wondering this, you’re not alone. Many organizations across Canada, including healthcare providers, non-profits, and government agencies, are looking into mobile clinics to reach more people. But one big question keeps coming up: Will a van have enough space? You need a vehicle that: Fits […]
What Are the 5 Benefits of Community Paramedicine?
Every year, millions of people wait hours in the ER for care that could have been handled elsewhere. In fact, nearly 30% of ER visits could be avoided. But without other options, people keep showing up. Community paramedicine can fill the gap by keeping people out of the ER, saving on healthcare costs, and improving […]
What is the Ontario Health Funding Opportunity for FNIMUI Lower-Limb Preservation?
To be eligible for the Ontario Health Funding Opportunity for FNIMUI Lower-Limb Preservation, you must be: A First Nations, Inuit, Métis, or Urban Indigenous (FNIMUI) community or organization Located in Ontario Focused on supporting people with diabetes or vascular issues Learn more about the funding Who can apply for the funding? You can apply if […]
What Happens to Healthcare Access During Wildfires in Manitoba?
Wildfires in Manitoba have forced thousands of people from their homes. Right now, over 17,000 residents have had to leave towns like Flin Flon and Thompson because of the fires. Clinics are closed, hospitals are moving patients, and care homes are relocating residents. Even breathing is harder, with smoke filling the air and causing health […]
What Is Culturally Sensitive Care?
Did you know that more than 450 ethnic and cultural groups live in Canada? That means patients come from many different backgrounds, speak different languages, and have unique beliefs about healthcare. But here’s the problem: not all healthcare programs are set up to provide culturally sensitive care. When healthcare doesn’t respect a patient’s culture, they […]
