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Cheshire is part of the Leonard Cheshire Disability Global Alliance, started in 1948 in the United Kingdom by Group Captain Leonard Cheshire.

Cheshire has now become a worldwide movement, helping people . Cheshire supports adults with significant physical disabilities to live actively, independently and with dignity in their own community .By providing attendant services through outreach programs and supportive housing, Cheshire, helps adults with a physical disability live a life of freedom and independence

Supportive Housing Units provide consumers with 24-hour availability of service and daily bookings for attendant services. Outreach Attendant Service provides assistance on a pre-arranged basis. Attendant Services help people with significant physical disabilities to remain independent in their own homes.

10/21/2026

The rising cost of living has been affecting many households. For those with physical disabilities, the increasing cost of living is a barrier to independence. Many individuals who work with Cheshire live on fixed incomes, making it even harder to access basic needs amid skyrocketing inflation.

Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) maximum benefit is $1,436 a month, and the Canada Disability Benefit maximum coverage amount is $204.20

We offer vital programs like Community Assisted Living and Attendant Outreach, but our community needs our support now more than ever.

Let's advocate for systemic change, accessibility, and financial relief so that independence is a reality for everyone, not just a privilege.

10/15/2026

Your voice matters, and making your vote count starts with knowing your options! 🗳️

Municipal elections shape the local services, supports, and communities we rely on every day. For voters with physical disabilities and seniors, accessible polling stations are essential to true independent living.

Before you head out to cast your ballot, take a moment to look up the accessible voting accommodations available in your municipality so you can plan the most comfortable way for you to vote.

Let's make sure our community's diverse voices are heard loud and clear this election season!

Check out Association of Municipalities of Ontario - AMO for more information on the municipal elections.

10/07/2026

Looking for accessible ways to enjoy the beautiful autumn season? Here are a few accessible fall events and activities happening around the Forest City that we have spotted:

🍁 Thanksgiving Day at Fanshawe Pioneer Village (Oct 12): Celebrate the autumn harvest with food history and demonstrations; this is sure to be a wonderful way to step back in time and enjoy the crisp air.

🍁 Fall in Love with the Forest City (Sept 24 - Oct 25): The City of London, Ontario - Municipal Government City Hall observation deck is open for free! Take the elevator up to enjoy a breathtaking bird’s-eye view of London's changing autumn foliage.

🍁 Autumn Strolls at Springbank Park: If you're just looking for some fresh air, Springbank Park features wide, paved pathways and accessible washrooms, making it a perfect spot to take in the fall colours.

Pro Tip: Many local attractions in London offer reduced or complimentary admission for support workers and attendants. We recommend calling ahead to confirm!

Photo by Keith Tanner from UnSplash

10/02/2026

As we head into the weekend, we want to wish our community a restful and joyful couple of days. Whether you are catching up with loved ones or just enjoying some quiet time, we hope you have a fantastic weekend!

If you are looking for an accessible and vibrant way to get out and enjoy the fall air this Sunday, we recommend checking out the Multi-Cultural Market at the Covent Garden Market Canada

https://www.londontourism.ca/events/multicultural-market-fall-edition

London Fanfare Market

10/01/2026

Today, we’re celebrating National Seniors Day in Canada and the International Day of Older Persons. 💛

Both days honour the wisdom, stories, and contributions of older adults, while reminding us to challenge ageism and support systems that help people live longer lives with health, security, and dignity.

You don’t need a big gesture to make a difference. You can:
• Call, visit, or video chat with an older adult in your life
• Listen to their stories and memories
• Offer a ride, run an errand, or help with chores
• Share a meal or a walk together

Take a moment today to reach out and let an older adult know how much they matter to you. 💙

09/30/2026

Today, we honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation by taking time to learn, reflect, and listen. 🧡

At Cheshire, we recognize the ongoing impacts of residential schools and colonialism on First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities. We are committed to supporting reconciliation by building services and workplaces that are safer, more inclusive, and grounded in respect and dignity for all.

We invite our staff, clients, and community to learn about the history of residential schools, to centre Indigenous voices, and to take meaningful action—today and every day.

09/25/2026

📣 Content Warning - mental health supports are listed below

September 30th is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day commemorates the Survivors of Residential Schools and deepens our understanding of the history and its impact.

The illustration in this post features a feather, a narwhal and a flower, representing First Nations, Inuit and Métis. The symbols are surrounded by stars, a crescent moon, rising smoke, dotted patterns and flowing lines representing themes of remembrance and the ongoing journey of reconciliation.

Ways to Participate:
Wear an orange shirt, The orange shirt symbolizes the loss of culture, freedom, and self-esteem that many Indigenous children experienced. This day reminds us that “Every Child Matters”.

London will be raising the Survivors' Flag, lit in orange, at City Hall, Dearness Home and City buildings on September 29th. To view a full list of in-person and virtual events please visit: https://london.ca/national-day-truth-reconciliation

If you would like to connect and learn more with our London community, you can reach out to the N’Amerind Friendship Centre (NFC) at (416) 956-7575, or at [email protected]

The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation is providing virtual webinars at https://trw-svr.nctr.ca/, as a part of the on-going Truth and Reconciliation week from September 21 to 25.

Mental Health Supports/Resources:
24-hour support line (1-866-925-4419) - crisis referral services to survivors and their families and explains how to access further health support from the Government of Canada.

The Hope for Wellness Helpline (1-855-242-3310), or at its online chat at hopeforwellness.ca - immediate, culturally safe, crisis intervention support for First Nations, Inuit and Métis, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Talk4Healing (1-855-554-HEAL (4325)) - a culturally grounded, fully confidential help line available in 14 languages for Indigenous women in Ontario.

09/24/2026

At Cheshire, your voice matters. 💬

We’re inviting all Cheshire employees to share honest, anonymous feedback to help us continue improving how we support you and the people we serve.

Your insights will help us:
• Strengthen our workplace culture
• Support our teams more effectively
• Continue changing stories in our community for the better

Thank you for helping us make Cheshire an even better place to work. 💙

09/23/2026

We are looking for our next cohort of board members. Our ideal board member is someone who cares deeply about empowering everyone to live actively, independently, and with dignity in their community. If you share our commitment to inclusion, or if you know someone who is a good fit, please contact us here: https://www.cheshirelondon.ca/join-board-directors/

09/22/2026

As the season begins to shift, it’s a beautiful time to slow down, take a walk, and reflect on what we’re grateful for. 🌤️

Whether it’s a quiet moment outside, a conversation with someone you trust, or a few lines of journaling at the end of the day — these small practices can make a big difference in how we feel and how we show up for others.

Address

1111 Elias Street
London, ON
N5W5L1

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+15194394246

Website

http://www.cheshirelondon.ca/

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