Brand new, never used, bought for $11,000 in 2010.
Specs as follows:
Q600 black from 2010
75-amp NE controller
14″ pneumatic tires
Foot platform
Swing away joystick Right side
Synergy Seat
15×16
14-18 width package, 14-18 depth package
18″ back canes with push handles
Single post armrests with waterfall arm pads
Available for pickup in Hog’s Hollow neighborhood in Toronto between April 29 and May 3
If interested, contact Cheryl by cell/text at 778-883-6229.
Ontario is hosting in-person and online consultations across the province, and seeking public input to help develop the province’s Budget. For the second year in a row, the province has launched Budget Talks, an online consultation tool that makes it easier for the public to help shape policies and programs that will be part of Ontario’s future. Ontario is looking for public input on how the province can:
Ontarians can get involved in the conversation by visiting ontario.ca/budgettalks where you can:
For more information including quick facts, additional resources, and contact information, visit the Ontario Newsroom website or Budget Talks.
There will be two upcoming Christmas events that include ASL interpretation up on the stage: The City of Toronto will host its annual Christmas Concert. When: Thursday December 24, at 11:30 a.m.
Where: The Rotunda of the Toronto City Hall, 100 Queen Street West The concert lasts approximately one hour and will conclude with a visit from Santa! For more information, visit the City of Toronto website. And:
Toronto Christmas Market will once again provide ASL interpreted shows up on stage.
When: Saturday, December 12, 2015
Where: Distillery Historic District 2:00 pm Santa’s Elves Singalong with ASL Interpretation 2:30 pm Children’s Storytelling with ASL Interpretation For more information, visit the Toronto Christmas Market website.
Province Invests $4 million to Pilot Community Loans Fund
Ontario is partnering with leading financial institutions to create a fund aimed at increasing employment opportunities for people facing employment barriers.
The Community Loans Fund, part of Ontario’s Accessibility Action Plan, will provide discounted rates on financial products, such as loans, to businesses that commit to hiring people facing barriers such as people with disabilities, long-term unemployed, older unemployed, newcomers to Canada and unemployed Indigenous persons.
The province is partnering with Alterna Savings, Libro Credit Union, First Ontario Credit Union and Meridian to deliver this fund.
For more information, visit the Ontario Newsroom website.
Province Invests $4 million to Pilot Community Loans Fund
Ontario is partnering with leading financial institutions to create a fund aimed at increasing employment opportunities for people facing employment barriers. The Community Loans Fund, part of Ontario’s Accessibility Action Plan, will provide discounted rates on financial products, such as loans, to businesses that commit to hiring people facing barriers such as people with disabilities, long-term unemployed, older unemployed, newcomers to Canada and unemployed Indigenous persons. The province is partnering with Alterna Savings, Libro Credit Union, First Ontario Credit Union and Meridian to deliver this fund. For more information, visit the Ontario Newsroom website. Ontario Newsroom
CMHA Ontario presents A FREE PUBLIC FORUM
#A Better Serve: Enabling Mental Health Accessibility
in Ontario’s Physical Activity Field
When: December 3 , 2015, 7:00-9:00 pm
(International Day of Persons with Disabilities)
Where: Nancy’s Auditorium, YWCA Elm Centre, 87 Elm Street, Toronto Speakers’ Panel, Networking, Light Refreshments Free, space limited.
For more information and to pre-register, visit the Enabling Minds website.
The Centre for Independent Living in Toronto (CILT) is accepting applications for the Helen Henderson Literary Award.
This award will be granted to a CILT member, or an ally recommended by a CILT member, who produced an outstanding piece of writing related to raising public awareness of a disability issue or barrier.
The award recipient will receive a lifetime membership at CILT, plus a cash prize of $200.
The deadline for submissions is 5 p.m., Mar. 31, 2016. Eligibility criteria include:
For more information on Helen Henderson, her legacy and how to apply for this award, please download the application.
The National Educational Association of Disabled Students (NEADS) is seeking participants for an on-line survey for students who identify with mental health conditions.
Post-secondary students with mental health difficulties are needed to help them develop an online transition program geared towards students.
The Assessment and Resource Centres of Ontario (one at Queen’s University and ne at Cambrian College) have been funded to develop an online transition rogram in both a northern and southern region of Ontario for students with ental health issues transitioning from high school to post-secondary ducation.
In order to address current gaps in transition programming, NEADS is looking for information from students with mental health concerns who are 18 and older and who have been accepted into or are currently studying at a post-secondary institution in Ontario.
For more information, visit the NEADS website, or contact Alana Holmes at alana.holmes@cambriancollege.ca or at 705-566-8101 ext. 7643.
TO Prosperity: Toronto Poverty Reduction Strategy was unanimously approved by Toronto City Council on November 4th.
Over the past year, over 1,950 residents and community partners shared ideas that shaped the 17 recommendations and 71 actions in TO Prosperity.
“People in all four corners of the city shared their stories, visions, and solutions.”
Many residents met with their councillors and told them how important a Toronto Poverty Reduction Strategy is.
Over the next six months, the City will invite residents, community and business partners to participate in the creation of an Accountability Structure to guide the implementation of the Strategy, and ensure the work is effective and accountable.
The National Educational Association of Disabled Students (NEADS) is seeking participants for an on-line survey for students who identify with mental health conditions. Post-secondary students with mental health difficulties are needed to help them develop an online transition program geared towards students. The Assessment and Resource Centres of Ontario (one at Queen’s University and ne at Cambrian College) have been funded to develop an online transition rogram in both a northern and southern region of Ontario for students with ental health issues transitioning from high school to post-secondary ducation. In order to address current gaps in transition programming, NEADS is looking for information from students with mental health concerns who are 18 and older and who have been accepted into or are currently studying at a post-secondary institution in Ontario. For more information, visit the NEADS website, or contact Alana Holmes at alana.holmes@cambriancollege.ca or at 705-566-8101 ext. 7643.
NEADS website Survey
