Home is where the heart is... and the adaptive equipment, and the barrier-free features, and the ramps and the elevators, and...! The place where we live should be the place where we feel safe, secure and comfortable. That's why it's important for people with disabilities to have homes that are as accessible and accommodating as possible.

• Interested in living in downtown Toronto? Own an accessible condo! Check out www.parksidecondos.com.
• Accessible Bathroom Design Ideas for People with Disabilities and Seniors. This blog article gives 10 ideas that every accessible bathroom designer should consider before they start building. It includes bathroom remodelling ideas such as walk in bathtubs, doorless showers, and extra high toilets which can improve the quality of life for those who currently have difficulty bathing. Written by Sarah Petersen who lives in Scottsdale, AZ where she takes care of her aging parents.
• In an effort to help make homes and communities more accessible, the Ontario March of Dimes offers a host of AccessAbility Services to Ontario residence. These services and programs are designed to assist adults with physical disabilities to gain independence and greater mobility. Contact the Ontario March of Dimes at 1-800-263-3463 or visit www.dimes.on.ca.
• Are you about to move into your first home? Are you building from the ground up? Planning renovations in the near future? Remember to check out EnableLink's Product and Service Catalogue for equipment suppliers or designers who can help you out!

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