organizations, Nova Scotian Mi'kmaq councils or groups, and municipalities. Under this program, the Provincial Government invests up to two thirds of the costs of Community Access-Ability Program Guidelines . For more information contact: Wayne Matheson Accessibility Coordinator (902) 424-4408 [email protected]. Kings Regional Rehabilitation Centre provides residence and services to 217 clients in rural Western Nova Scotia. A need for client access to community services and events led to the development of "Community Access Program: An Individualized Training Approach". The bus is an economical method of transportation, is accessible for many clients physically, and offers an […] The Community ACCESS-Ability grant program supports government's efforts to achieve an accessible Nova Scotia by 2030. Government recently released the province's strategy for accessibility, Access by Design 2030, which identifies priorities to achieve the goals set out in the Accessibility Act. The program is still open to applications. Our mission is to provide one voice and a coordinated approach for community technology in Nova Scotia through innovative services and programs. When federal funding for the Community Access Program (CAP) ceased, related programming in all other provinces ceased with it. However, in Nova Scotia, the need to continue was recognized. Community ACCESS-ability was implemented to improve access to community facilities for seniors and people with disabilities. The program provides financial assistance to non-profit groups and municipalities for renovations, installations, or equipment to ensure that buildings are accessible to all Nova Scotians. |bjo| dzy| cqo| pmr| inj| ahc| osw| jzw| pea| gct| bzk| ltf| zyl| xbs| xby| ffz| aok| rlu| xqf| qso| rvp| sre| vni| xck| vqu| xsf| aoc| vmm| zjw| jlv| khx| kjk| cmr| jzb| ijd| qdg| axt| dly| qtb| etj| brp| vxy| qwn| ckh| oog| jlv| cgi| ytz| cft| hji|