What Is AODA?
Here’s something that might surprise you: About 27% of adults in Canada live with a disability. That’s over 8 million people. Many of them rely on community programs, health services, or support vehicles to get where they need to go. If your wheelchair accessible vans don’t meet AODA standards, that’s a serious problem. It means […]
Top 5 Ways a Mobile Clinic Benefits First Nation Communities
About 1 in 5 First Nations people living off reserve have to travel outside their community to get health care. And over half of them travel up to 500 kilometres to do it. That’s a lot of time, stress, and cost just to get the basics. If you’re part of one of the many First […]
Why Doesn’t MoveMobility Manufacture Mobile Medical Buses?
Are mobile medical buses the best choice for your mobile healthcare program? On paper, they seem like a solid option. But once you start digging into the details, you might find they’re not the easiest fit. Maybe you’re providing mobile healthcare to rural communities in northern Manitoba, or running outreach in downtown Vancouver. You’re likely […]
What’s the Best Van Setup for Adult Day Care Assessments?
Did you know that around 22 percent of Canadians over age 15 live with a disability? Many rely on an adult day care program to build skills, find purpose, and stay connected. If you run an adult day care centre, you know how vital it is to assess each person’s strengths and needs. Maybe you […]
(Video) Wheelchair Vans that Provide Freedom
“I took the van to my doctor’s appointment… I’ve been to Jets games, restaurants—too many places to name!” For so many in the L’Arche Winnipeg community, wheelchair van freedom is the reason they can live full, connected lives. It’s not just about getting from A to B—it’s about being included, being seen, and being free […]
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 […]
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