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This is an early version of our website. We're adding new sections and resources as we growπŸ’™

Information Platform

The information disabled people need already exists, but it is scattered across dozens of agencies, often outdated, and difficult to trust. We are building a platform that brings verified services and resources together in one place, organized by category so people can find what applies to them quickly. Every listing is backed by an accountability mechanism, so information stays current and reliable.

Adaptive Equipment Initiative

Physiotherapy is often the difference between keeping your strength and losing it. Public programmes exist, but the waitlists are long and getting to an appointment can take a whole day.

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Private neurological rehabilitation is excellent and costs more than most people on disability assistance will ever have. And when the sessions end, there is nowhere to continue.

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Ordinary gyms sit in every neighbourhood, but almost none of them have equipment a wheelchair user can get onto. That is the gap this initiative exists to close: adaptive equipment in the gyms people already live near, so that strength built in therapy is not lost the moment therapy stops.

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