The At-Home Program is a government initiative in B.C. supporting children with complex health needs. Providing resources and assistance for care at home.

Variety The Children’s Charity supports children with special needs across B.C. by funding mobility equipment, therapies, and educational resources. They are also well known for their Make-A-Wish Foundation.

The Island Kids First’s Bear Essentials Charity focuses on enhancing the lives of children in B.C. through funding for essential medical equipment and services.

Jordan’s Principle ensures equitable access to services for First Nations children, including mobility aids and medical equipment in B.C.

The MEPP (Medical Equipment Provision Program) is managed by local Health Authorities across B.C. The MEPP program provides funding for essential medical equipment to pediatric and adult patients in B.C. with mobility, accessibility and rehabilitation needs.

PAC (Pacific Blue Cross) offers medical coverage and support for various medical services and needs, including medical equipment, prescription costs, professional services, and more.

Canada Life, formerly Great West Life, provides financial assistance and resources to families in B.C. through various support programs for pediatric healthcare needs. Specifically, they assist with financial advice, extended health and disability insurance, and coverages.

Sunlife supports families in B.C. with financial assistance for medical and other health-related needs through their coverage plans, including life insurance, disability insurance, and extended health and dental plans.

Manulife supports families in B.C. with financial assistance for medical and other health-related needs through their coverage plans. Including life insurance, disability insurance, and extended health and dental plans. While also offering investment opportunities

The ALS Society of B.C. provides support and funding for individuals with ALS in B.C., including information on the various programs and services provided for ALS within B.C. They also have resources available for those who want to get involved in ALS community initiatives and support services.

The MS Society of Canada offers a variety of support and programs for those living with M.S. within Canada, including community events, health and wellness therapies, support services, research information, and other informative information available on their website.

The Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction Administers programs in British Columbia that provide financial support and coverage for medical equipment and devices for eligible individuals. Their website offers a variety of informative resources for the various types of medical equipment available, including eligibility criteria and guidelines.

The CLBC (Community Living B.C.) supports adults with developmental disabilities in B.C. by funding mobility aids and equipment to enhance their quality of life. There are a variety of resources for families and individuals, including information on provincial projects, volunteering resources, and information for service providers.

WorkSafe provides coverage and support for injured workers in B.C., including funding for mobility aids and equipment for their recovery and rehabilitation.

ICBC offers support and funding for individuals injured in motor vehicle accidents in B.C., including coverage for mobility aids and medical equipment.

The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) ensures First Nations individuals in B.C. have access to necessary medical equipment and devices through their various health and wellness programs for individuals, children, and families within Indigenous communities.

The Bloom Group supports vulnerable adults in B.C. through housing, health, and social services to foster strong and resilient communities where all persons have a stable home.

The Public Guardian & Trustee provides financial management and legal support to protect the interests of children and youth under the age of 19 or who are considered incapable adults.

The Veteran’s Affairs Canada (VAC) supports veterans in B.C. with funding for mobility aids, medical equipment, and other health-related needs. They also offer additional support such as financial programs and services, education and job search tools, housing, and home life assistance.

The MEPP (Medical Equipment Provision Program) is managed by local Health Authorities across B.C. The MEPP program provides funding for essential medical equipment to pediatric and adult patients in B.C. with mobility, accessibility and rehabilitation needs.

PAC (Pacific Blue Cross) offers medical coverage and support for various medical services and needs, including medical equipment, prescription costs, professional services, and more.

Canada Life, formerly Great West Life, provides financial assistance and resources to families in B.C. through various support programs for pediatric healthcare needs. Specifically, they assist with financial advice, extended health and disability insurance, and coverages.

Sunlife supports families in B.C. with financial assistance for medical and other health-related needs through their coverage plans, including life insurance, disability insurance, and extended health and dental plans.

Manulife supports families in B.C. with financial assistance for medical and other health-related needs through their coverage plans. Including life insurance, disability insurance, and extended health and dental plans. While also offering investment opportunities