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The Go Rampe blog
In our blog, you will find the latest news from Go Rampe and a wealth of information on mobility for persons with physical impairment disabilities.
You will discover tips and many answers to your questions about mobility for persons with physical disabilities. Information on available tax credits, standards, organizations, as well as resources for people with mobility impairments will be at your fingertips.
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Are Our Schools Truly Accessible?
Access to the education system is a right for everyone, and regardless of your disability, it is possible to facilitate the integration of a disabled person into the school environment. Our school years constitute one of the most… Read more -
Life with a child in a wheelchair: Interview with a mother
The following is an interview with the mother of a young boy in a wheelchair. She sheds light on the daily challenges faced by people in such situations. Motherhood is a wonderful thing. When you have a child,… Read more -
Accessible Vacations…for Everyone!
It can be a challenge to organize a family vacation, even when no member of the family has special needs or limitations; so, imagine how complicated it can be when a member of the group has issues of… Read more -
Why Choose an Aluminum Access Ramp?
An aluminum ramp is without a doubt the answer to all of your questions You need to install a new access ramp for a person who is disabled or of limited mobility and you’re not sure what material… Read more -
Have a Great Summer with a Balcony Platform and Door Threshold Ramp
Here in Quebec, summer is short and we all want to enjoy it to the max! Sipping a refreshing glass of rosé or sangria under the cool shade of a parasol, perfecting our master BBQ chef techniques, tanning… Read more -
Outings and Outdoor Activities for People of Reduced Mobility
It can be difficult to find outings and activities that are accessible for a person of reduced mobility; however, difficult does not mean impossible. Kéroul is a non-profit organization which, among other things, provides a list of various… Read more -
Adapt your Premises with the Help of the Home Adaptation Program
Your life has just changed and you must now deal with the new realities that come with limited mobility. Adapting your home to your new needs is not an option; it’s a must. Fortunately, the Quebec governmental Home… Read more -
The Myths and Realities of Life in a Wheelchair
Mr. Raynald Pelletier, member of the Conseil d’administration de l’arrondissement Vanier-Les Rivières, in Quebec City and president of CAPVISH (Comité d’action des personnes vivant des situations de handicap), which is very active in the defense and promotion of… Read more -
How to Make Winter and Your Access Ramp Get Along
Access ramp maintenance in 3 easy steps Winter is, without a doubt, the time of year when accidental falls are most frequent. With icy sidewalks, slippery steps, and packed snow, it’s no secret that it can be quite… Read more -
ADAPTAVIE – Health and well-being for people living with limitations
Adaptavie Inc. is a charitable organization that provides a list of physical and adaptive sports activities and day camps that give respite to people with physical or mental disabilities. Over 1,000 people participate in Adaptavie‘s activities yearly. The… Read more -
CAPVISH: Action committee for people living with disabilities
CAPVISH is a non-profit organization that fights for the recognition of rights for disabled people. The mission of this organization, which has existed since 1979, is to further the cause of disabled people and to promote their social… Read more -
KÉROUL – Tourism and Culture for People of Restricted Physical Abilities
Kéroul is a non-profit organization whose aim is to make tourism and culture accessible to people of restricted physical abilities. The areas of Kéroul’s involvement include the following: Providing a representative link to private and public administrative bodies;… Read more -
Resources and Organizations for People of Reduced Mobility
People who become afflicted with a disability that reduces their mobility may wonder what resources and assistance are available to them. We, at Go rampe, are often approached with questions of this nature. We are among the first… Read more -
Go Rampe, a company unlike any other
People of reduced mobility encounter not only physical obstacles to accessibility. They must also deal with the maze of red-tape that makes access to government subsidies complicated and laborious; or, they may even have to contend with a… Read more -
How to install an access ramp?
Do you want to install an access ramp for a person with reduced mobility? Are you afraid that you may not be up to the task? No need to panic! No need to call your cousin the engineer… Read more
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