Leading System Integration for Adults with Physical Disabilities

This report presents results from a multi-stage evaluation of the CC Program. 

Author: A. Paul Williams, Allie Peckham, David Rudoler, Jillian Watkins


Publication Date: May 17, 2011


Description:

Key aims of this evaluation were to determine:

  • the extent to which CC Program has met the needs of clients and stakeholder
  • Key lessons learned to date
  • Potential changes to continue to improve the quality and value of the CC Program


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Keywords: physical disability, adults, independent living, Toronto

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