People with disabilities fear the abolishment of things like users' committees under Bill15. Vulnerable users and patients, they point out, would be left in the lurch.
Health Minister Christian Dube hopes to pass his health-care bill before the holidays but many are concerned about how the new legislation will affect access to health care, including people living with disabilities.
The newly launched
Wagar Alumni for C.A.R.E. aims to get 1000 former students to donate $25 apiece to support this vital centre in the heart of Côte Saint Luc. The mission is to raise $25,000 for the 25th anniversary of this organization providing vital programming for adults with physical disabilities, often severe ones.
Outside Wager
With additional funding, the Centre would be able to eliminate long waiting lists, extend their program to 12 months a year, have health care professionals on staff, replace old technology, and so much more. There is a vibrant community of people at the C.A.R.E. centre, and weâre lucky to have such a gem right in the heart of our city.