Where Can Organizations Find Funding to Help Homelessness in Canada?

On any given night, more than 60,000 people face homelessness in Canada. That number reflects the people in your own community without safe places to sleep. As an organization, you see the gap between what people need and what’s available. Without action, the cycle of homelessness keeps going, leaving staff, shelters, and health services stretched […]

What Are Some Alternative Ways To Fund a Mobile Clinic?

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Are you looking for alternative ways to fund a mobile clinic in Canada? Many teams are. In 2023, about 17% of adults didn’t have a regular health care provider, which means more people need care brought to them. If mobile clinic funding stalls, outreach slows, screening drops, and long trips for care continue. The goal […]

Vehicle Wrap Benefits for Your Program: Is It Worth It?

A vehicle wrap does more than make a van look professional. For service organizations, it can improve visibility, protect the original paint, cost less than custom paint, and help people recognize your program the moment it arrives.

What Is the Bell Let’s Talk Community Mental Health Fund?

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The Bell Let’s Talk Community Mental Health Fund helps Canadian organizations improve access to mental health services in their communities. The fund supports programs that can grow, reach more people, and make a lasting difference. Bell has invested in more than 1,700 mental health organizations across Canada, including hospitals, charities, community groups, and service providers.  […]

Top 5 Benefits of Mobile Counselling Vans for Urban Canada

Did you know that 1 in 2 Canadians will experience mental illness by the time they turn 40? That stat hits even harder in busy cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal, where long waitlists and packed clinics are the norm. You’ve probably felt the squeeze if you’re running an outreach or mental health program in […]

The Best Grants to Fund Homelessness Programs in Canada

This video explains how homeless program grants in Canada work, including the difference between federal, provincial, and community funding sources. It also teaches how to build a funding stack so different grants support different parts of a program, from capital costs to staffing and supplies.

Tiny Homes vs. Mobile Clinics

Did you know that about five million Canadians do not have a regular primary care doctor? It’s a big weight to carry when you’re the one trying to fix it. You might feel stuck because people in your target communities in places like rural Alberta or the outskirts of Toronto can’t get to a doctor. […]

What is the Accessible Future Podcast?

1 in 6 people worldwide live with a disability. That’s about 1.3 billion people navigating a world that often wasn’t built with accessibility in mind.  Across Canada, organizations are working hard to close that gap. Community health teams in northern Ontario travel long distances to reach patients. Outreach groups in Vancouver look for better ways […]

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.
 
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