COVID-19: Information, Resources and Referral
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, North Yorkers has continued to share current information about the virus and its effects in Ontario and beyond.  This has been done through our COVID-19 Updates, which include current provincial or regional guidelines and information about the vaccines, as well as the state of the pandemic overall.  They also include upcoming virtual events, which anyone is eligible to participate in. 
North Yorkers is also actively researching topics related to COVID-19 on a regular basis, and we often base these topics off of questions that get asked through our website.  All of the information posted on our website has been sourced from credible outlets, including Toronto Public Health and Ontario Health. Visit our Q&A Archive for general questions and answers. 
Please contact Jessica, our Manager of Client Services, via email or by phone at (416) 222-4448.. ​

Welcome to North Yorkers for Disabled Persons Inc. (NYDP)

NYDP is a non-profit charitable organization that provides 24-hour support services to persons with physical disabilities who require assistance in routine instrumental/activities of daily living (IADL/ADL). We are committed to enabling greater independence, dignity and communication facilitation to the consumers that are supported by North Yorkers. NYDP is funded by the Central LHIN and Ministry of Health and offers supportive housing, attendant services, communication enrichment programming, outreach communication facilitation, and information and referral services. NYDP is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors.
We at North Yorkers for Disabled Persons acknowledge that the land in which we are located on is the traditional territory of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, Haudenosaunee and most recently the Mississaugas of the Credit River and is also now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. We also acknowledge that Toronto is covered by Treaty 13, signed with the Mississaugas of the Credit. We recognize that truth and reconciliation is a continuous process and while this land acknowledgement is a crucial step, our organization has much more work to do. By Adhering to our values and leading with authenticity, we are committed to building positive relationships with Indigenous peoples, the wider community and the environment.
Disclaimer: Information, Resources and Referral
The information, resources and referral (IRR) content posted anywhere on the North Yorkers for Disabled Persons, Inc. website does not take the place of medical advice and/or legal consultation.  The IRR posted on our website is meant to be a source of support and a network that links people to local resources.  North Yorkers for Disabled Persons, Inc. does not verify for accuracy on the content provided in our IRR, and cannot be held responsible for misinformation.  ​
For media inquiries, please contact us via email ​