Michelle
Michelle, an energetic and dynamic individual receives assistance that enables her to be an active member of her community. Michelle lives in a supportive housing facility where she receives daily assistance with her personal care as well as trach care. Michelle suffered a spinal cord injury at birth and as a result lived in a hospital setting for 14 years. The attendant support that Michelle receives allows her to live outside of a hospital setting and in her own apartment.
-Michelle
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OCSA has partnered with Cowan Benefits™ as our preferred group benefits partner to help member organizations explore flexible, sustainable employee benefits solutions tailored to the community support and not-for-profit sectors. As the OASSIS program transitions, Cowan will provide OCSA members with expert guidance, dedicated support and flexible group benefits options designed to balance affordability, stability and employee wellbeing. Whether organizations are looking for comparable coverage, greater flexibility or a longer-term benefits strategy, Cowan will work with them to identify solutions that meet their needs and support a smooth transition.
Renewed federal investments must protect gains in home care and address growing gaps in community support services
"Enhanced Assisted Living Expansion in Ontario” report also calls for government support to expand unique models of care.
