16 John Best Ave

In each of our Greater Toronto locations, accessible homes are available to rent with the option of hiring local, trusted care providers for an additional fee. Alternatively, you may move into your new home with a family member or your current personal service worker. Our homes are fully customizable and designed to adapt and support your lifestyle as your care needs change.All our accessible homes are carefully designed to meet an extensive range of visual and mobility needs because every aspect of your residency should serve you, supporting your independence and dignity. Each area of your home is carefully designed to help minimize the need for reaching and stretching to improve safety while enhancing the ease of use for residents with visual, mobility, and dexterity impairments. Here are some ways our accessible housing units are adapted with immense attention to detail.KitchenYour kitchen is the heart of your home. As such, we understand the importance of cooking and dining for every Canadian, which is why each of our homes has a state-of-the-art, fully accessible kitchen.Key Kitchen Features:Countertops and cupboards with high contrast colour changes.Braille integrated into appliance labels.Wheelchair-accessible design with wheel-under countertops.Enlarged cabinet handles for easier grip.Side-mounted accessible compliant faucets.WashroomUsing the toilet, showering, and grooming are some of the most essential activities of daily living. Using the washroom comfortably and as independently as possible is vital to maintaining good physical and mental health.Key Washroom Features:High colour contrast trim, vanity, and floor tiles for visually impaired residents.Wheelchair-accessible toilet, shower, and sink.Spacious footprint to allow for the full turning radius of a wheelchair.Tilted mirrors allow viewing from a wheelchair without straining.Levered shower, sink, and toilet controls for residents with dexterity challenges like arthritis.