A wealth of Canadian-based information on everything from Arts to Employment to Sexuality. Includes a directory of online Canadian resources on disability.

The Seniors’ Supportive Housing Program in BC provides housing and support services to older adults, seniors, and people with disabilities. The Program assists low-income British Columbians who are 55 years of age or older, and people of any age who have a disability or diminished ability.

Research, information, and assistance for those with vision loss. Their library now includes many electronic books.

Information about their programs and opportunities for those with autism spectral disorder (ASD), cerebral palsy, Downs’ Syndrome and many other developmental disabilities, and their caregivers.

Advocacy, programs, education, news, and links to other BC and Canadian resources. This organization supports people with all disabilities to live with dignity and independence and as equal and full participants in the community.

This is a critical resource for navigating disabled life in BC. It has the eligibility and application requirements for Disability Assistance. It has information about health, financial, and education services and supports. Additionally, there are resources for youth with developmental disabilities who are adapting to adult life. 

Accessibility Standards Canada is the first federal organization majority-led by people with disabilities. It is the government’s leader in creating accessibility standards for federally-regulated entities and federal organizations. An innovative site loaded with up-to-date content, one of its many features is a list of published national accessibility standards as well as those under development and review.

Information about, and application forms for, a range of federal disability benefits, including the Canada Disability Benefit, Canada Pension Plan disability benefits, Child Disability Benefit, Registered Disability Savings Plan, education funding for people with disabilities, disability benefits for veterans and much more.

A national, non-profit volunteer organization that seeks to promote public awareness about learning disabilities through advocacy and education. Find informational resources about various learning disabilities, employment and education options for those with learning disabilities, and more.

Assistive technology and innovative programs and services for those with physical disabilities.

The NSDRC is the only organization on the North Shore that assists anyone, regardless of age, with any kind of disability. They connect people with special needs with programs and services that help them to live with dignity, freedom and joy.

A non-profit based out of Vancouver and Victoria that empowers youth, families, and adults with cognitive, physical, financial, and social barriers to access and enjoy nature.

A social services organization based out of Burnaby specializing in supporting people with developmental disabilities through life's transitions. They offer services in areas such as behaviour support, employment, home living, and community inclusion.