OFCP's AODA Customer Service Standards Policy

The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) became law on June 13, 2005. One of the key areas of focus is customer service. The Customer Service Standard came into force in 2008, with compliance required by January 1, 2012. To obtain a copy of the OFCP's AODA Customer Service Standard Policy please contact us.

As we strive to improve accessibility for our clients with disabilities, we welcome your feedback. Please call the toll free number at 1-877-244-9686 or local number at 416-244-9686. Or you can click here to fill out a form or just send us an email.
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You Can Help Support the work of the OFCP!  Thanks to the generosity of people like you, we are able to make a difference in the lives of people with cerebral palsy throughout the province of Ontario.  Please take a moment to review the NEW Planned Giving section on our website outlining the ways you can contribute to our organization now, and in the future, by making a bequest in your will. Click here, or on the DONATE button to view this material.

64th OFCP Annual Conference

Over the last several decades, people who have cerebral palsy have made signifcant progress and achieved high levels of success in all areas of modern society.

The OFCP 2011 Annual Conference recognized a diverse range of individuals and their accomplishments. Together we celebrated how cerebral palsy is a positive aspect of our lives.

This conference offered us a rare opportunity to commend our peers, friends and family who have cerebral palsy for achieving their goals and dreams.

We also featured a special exhibit that showcased the art, literature, educational achievements, personal accomplishments and community involvement of successful individuals who have cerebral palsy.

Click here to see some photos from the 64th Annual OFCP Conference.

We would like to inform persons with cerebral palsy, and associated organizations in the province of Ontario that we are now accepting applications for funding for the purchase of equipment.  This financial assistance program, which starts again on September 1, 2011, is available to persons of all ages with cerebral palsy in the province of Ontario who are Individual Members of the OFCP. Click here for more information.

Holland Bloorview has just launched a new Online Family Resource Centre at

http://www.hollandbloorview.ca/resourcecentre.

Holland Bloorview's Family Resource Centre provides information and support to parents of children with disabilities. Get information on parenting, school, fun things to do in the community, respite care and funding. Visit us in person, call our Warmline or attend one of our parent education workshops.

The Ontario Federation for Cerebral Palsy is a member of Neurological Health Charities Canada. The Neurological Health Charities Canada (NHCC) is a collective of organizations that represent people in Canada with chronic - often progressive - neurological and/or neuromuscular diseases, disorders, conditions and injuries. NHCC's role is to provide leadership in evaluating and advancing new opportunities for collaboration specific to advocacy, education and research projects related to brain health.
For more information: www.mybrainmatters.ca

Thanks to the generosity of Rx&D, the NHCC has produced the following video to promote our collective vision and to advocate for a national brain strategy.