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Autism Nova Scotia

Autism Nova Scotia

Autism Nova Scotia strives to build community capacity to enhance understanding, acceptance, and inclusion of families and individuals with ASD across the province.

Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia

Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia

Nova Scotians living with acquired brain injury and their families/caregivers realize their potential through a continuum of programs, services, and community supports throughout the province.

Canadian Accessibility Network

Canadian Accessibility Network

Allied Therapy is a proud collaborator with the Canadian Accessibility Network (CAN).

The Canadian Accessibility Network (CAN), under the leadership of the READ Initiative at Carleton University, is a national collaboration to advance accessibility for persons with disabilities through Research, Design and Innovation, Education and Training, Policy, Employment, and Community Engagement.

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We’re proud to provide services for those eligible for Jordan’s Principle and Department of Community Services funding.

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Allied Therapy Ltd. is committed to ensuring everyone, regardless of ability or location in Nova Scotia, can use our website and services.  Alliedtherapy.ca cannot guarantee or ensure that our website is compliant with all accessibility laws and worldwide regulations, but Allied Therapy is committed to continually improve our website content to keep it in line with accessibility standards. Please let us know if you have any suggestions to better support your viewing experience.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We recognize African Nova Scotians’ contributions to Nova Scotia through a rich history and culture.  Allied Therapy honours and respects this 400 year legacy.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We recognize we live, work, and play in the unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq. We are all Treaty people and must do more than acknowledge.

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