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Welcome to the Windsor Region webpage! Our region serves the areas of Essex, Kent, Lambton counties.

We offer our clients Community Services, Peer Support, Information Services, Membership and Advocacy. We encourage you to look around our website and feel free to give us a call. We’d love to hear from you!

Chatham / Windsor Office

Toll Free: 
1-877-253-7279
Location:
c/o Windsor Regional Hospital, Western Campus,
1453 Prince Road,
Windsor, ON, N9C 3Z4

LANGFORD, G. Kenneth, LLB, Q.C.

LANGFORD, G. Kenneth, LLB, Q.C.

Passed away peacefully on May 8, 2008 at the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in his 91st year. Beloved husband of the late Mary Langford (nee McCorvie). Father of Kenneth W. Langford and his wife Elizabeth Davis. Grandfather of Margaret and Martha. Son of the late George B. and Hazel West Langford. Ken was the former Managing Director of the Canadian Paraplegic Association; Member of the Lyndhurst Hospital Board; Former Chairman of the National Council of Veteran's Association; Honorary Member of the Sir Arthur Pearson Association of War Blinded.


CPA Ontario Annual General Meeting

Location: 
Lyndhurst Hospital, 520 Sutherland Drive, Toronto

On Wednesday, June 25th plan to attend this annual event. A chance to network with CPA staff, sponsors, professionals working in the disability field and other members.


Ready, Willing and Able

Source: 
Getactivenow.ca

Ready, Willing & Able (RWA) is an outreach program provided by Paralympics Ontario to persons with a physical disability. It is aimed at increasing the number of individuals with disabilities that are physically active in sport and recreation. 


Follow-Up from our Spinal Cord Injury Information Forum

An Information Forum was held in Windsor at Malden Park Continuing Care on Monday, March 10, 2008. The theme of the session was: "Ask the Doc: The Doctor is in to discuss YOUR issues! Bring your questions!" Our guest speakers included Dr. Nathania Liem, FRCP(C) and Denean Kristalovich, RN.


Fast Fact:

8 - to - 10% of our population has a mobility impairment.