The Physical Activities (PA) program at ICAN uses a multidisciplinary approach to deliver safe, personalized physical rehabilitation. Clients are assessed to identify their needs, and customized rehabilitation plans are created and regularly reviewed. We also incorporate activities the client enjoys to ensure their fitness routine is both effective and engaging.

The Aqua Movement & Fitness program utilizes the natural buoyancy and resistance of water to facilitate low-impact exercise, allowing participants to engage in physical activity safely. It is designed to progressively improve strength, mobility, and overall fitness through a structured series of water-based exercises.

This 12-week group exercise program supports individuals in maintaining an active, independent lifestyle by improving mobility, strength, balance, and social engagement.

Developed by the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute and Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation.

A group exercise program designed for individuals living with physical disabilities or post stroke conditions, targeting balance, strength, mobility, cardiovascular fitness, and mental health. The evidence-based FAME® program improves physical and cognitive function while reducing the risk of falls, fractures, and heart disease.

Developed by Janice Eng, PhD PT/OT in Vancouver, BC.

ICAN provides supportive, accessible housing where tenants live independently, manage their own daily routines, and hold a lease with the landlord, fully participating in community life. To qualify, individuals must be 16 or older, have a permanent physical disability, and require ongoing personal support services.

Our housing promotes autonomy while ensuring tenants receive the support they need to thrive in a safe, inclusive environment

Our ECC Units provide a supportive, home-like setting for individuals designated as Alternate Level of Care (ALC). Each shared unit includes four private bedrooms, two accessible bathrooms, a full kitchen, and a common living area.

A daily per diem covers essential living costs, with rates based on income.

Offered in partnership with Health Sciences North.

The Attendant Care Outreach Program offers support to individuals aged 16 and older living with a permanent physical disability. Eligible clients must be able to direct their own personal care and homemaking services. Assistance is delivered in the client’s home, workplace, or adult education setting.

Services are provided on a pre-scheduled basis, and clients are required to have alternative support available in the event of service disruption.

The In-Home Caregiver Respite Program provides temporary relief to primary caregivers of current ICAN clients. It offers caregivers time to rest, manage personal responsibilities, or take a break, while ensuring their loved one continues to receive quality care at home.

Eligibility criteria apply; participation in the program is subject to assessment and availability.