Imagine...
Being evicted from your home, simply because of your child’s disability.
Having to choose between paying rent, buying groceries for your family, and your child's accessiblity equipment.
This is the reality for families in our community. This IDPWD help us change that reality.
Imagine...
Being evicted from your home, simply because of your child’s disability.
Having to choose between paying rent, buying groceries for your family, and your child's accessiblity equipment.
This is the reality for families in our community, and you can help change that.

Newcomer children with disabilities face major barriers when arriving in Canada, including language, limited access to critical disability resources and adapting to a new environment. They often struggle to navigate public services like housing, healthcare, and education, which frequently lack culturally responsive support. With Canada’s newcomer population set to rise by 30% by 2036. The demand for accessible programs like ours will only grow. (Government of Canada, 2017).

Newcomer children with disabilities face major barriers when arriving in Canada, including language, limited access to critical disability resources and adapting to a new environment. They often struggle to navigate public services like housing, healthcare, and education, which frequently lack culturally responsive support. With Canada’s newcomer population set to rise by 30% by 2036. The demand for accessible programs like ours will only grow. (Government of Canada, 2017).

We Need Your Support to Meet This Urgent Need.

At SMILE, we bridge the gaps left by public services, offering essential support to families that government programs do not provide.
Check out how we bridge that gap below.
Hospital Support
Comprehensive care and financial support for children with long-term or frequent hospital stay.
Financial Assistance for Pediatric Disability Services
Helping cover costs for therapies, adaptive equipment, and respite care.

"We stayed under the rubble for 31 hours"

-SMILE MOM