An aging-in-community group of community-minded individuals residing in the Hamilton area, committed to learning and informing others about housing alternatives and other mutual support strategies for maturing adults and seniors.
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Offers a variety of support services to people and families impacted by Down syndrome.
A national voluntary health organization, working to improve the lives of people affected with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) through support, advocacy, and investment in research for a future without ALS.
Offers computer classes, teaching everything from how to use a keyboard to creating and using a personal email. The course is offered long-term, meeting twice weekly for two hours.
Provincial program that provides payment assistance to help people with long-term physical disabilities pay for customized equipment, and to help cover the cost of other specialized supplies.
Provides one-on-one support to job seekers with self-disclosed disabilities with the goal of gaining and maintaining meaningful employment. Supports business owners with implementing accessible hiring practices.
Offers regular meetings for retired and semi-retired men and women. Opportunities are available to meet others, enjoy hearing guest speakers on topical subjects, and visit places and organizations of specific appeal to the members.
Providing residential services for adults with developmental disabilities, tailored to suit needs, abilities, and goals.
The Family Advice Duty Counsel is a service run out of the Family Law Information Centre. The program gives advice and assistance on family law matters for people who are not in court the day they attend the centre .
A financial stability program that helps low-income individuals maintain affordable housing, by providing a small short-term interest-free loan for last month’s rent. Loans are paid directly to the vendor or provider.