Champion Equity. Empower Ability.
Toronto, Ontario
In 1949, desperate to find a cure and protect their children from polio, mothers across Canada joined in a North America-wide fundraising effort, going door to door in their own neighbourhoods to collect dimes. The sheer scope of the campaign led entertainer Eddie Cantor to suggest the name "March of Dimes", based on the song "Brother can you spare a dime?" produced during the Great Depression. By 1951 the Canadian Foundation for Poliomyelitis was established and granted use of the name "Ontario March of Dimes." In 1955, after the polio vaccine created by Dr. Jonas Salk proved effective in limited test trials, laboratories rushed to manufacture the vaccine, including Connaught Laboratories (now sanofi pasteur) in Toronto, Canada. With the threat of polio greatly diminished, the March of Dimes in Canada began funding centres for people who had already contracted the disease, with early programs focused mostly on rehabilitation and job training. By the early 1960s, the organization had grown in both size and mandate, shifting considerably to serve the broader needs of all adults with physical disabilities. In Ontario the legal name of the organization was changed to the Rehabilitation Foundation for the Disabled. In 2006, Ontario March of Dimes registered the operating name of March of Dimes Canada. Today, March of Dimes is dedicated to helping children and adults across Canada to lead more independent lives.
On-site · Toronto
The Bilingual Receptionist serves as the primary point of contact for the National Office, managing front-desk operations and providing administrative support to staff and the Property Operations team. Responsibilities include handling inquiries, coordinating meetings and events, processing invoices, and maintaining office records.
On-site · Elliot Lake
The Personal Support Worker assists clients in their homes with non-medical activities of daily living, including personal care, transfers, and meal preparation. They are responsible for performing these duties professionally while respecting client dignity and maintaining health and safety standards.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist provides direct services to adults facing employment barriers, including assessments, employment planning, and active job search support. They work closely with clients to facilitate workforce integration while ensuring compliance with WSIB and CPP-D program requirements.
On-site · Welland
The Personal Support Worker assists clients with non-medical activities of daily living, including personal care, transfers, and meal preparation. They are responsible for performing these duties in a professional manner that respects client dignity and safety.
On-site · Richmond Hill
Assist clients in their homes with non-medical activities of daily living, including personal care, transfers, and meal preparation. Maintain professional standards that respect client dignity, privacy, and health and safety.
On-site · Toronto
The Instructor will facilitate the Paving the Path to Work curriculum to support adult learners with disabilities in developing pre-employment skills. They are responsible for monitoring learner progress, providing one-on-one guidance, and contributing to program evaluations.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Occupational Therapist will co-design and deliver the Early Learning program curriculum while providing direct therapeutic interventions and assessments for children with disabilities. This role also involves collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams, mentoring students, and facilitating parent workshops.
On-site · Winnipeg
The support worker assists clients with activities of daily living and community integration within home and community settings. They are responsible for providing professional, safe, and dignified care to adults with complex disabilities.
Hybrid · Langford
The Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist supports individuals with disabilities by conducting comprehensive assessments and developing personalized employment plans. They also manage client progress, coordinate necessary services, and monitor outcomes to ensure successful vocational integration.
On-site · Toronto
The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Worker implements individualized support plans to assist adults with brain injuries in daily living and community integration. The role also involves maintaining accurate documentation, including daily logs and incident reports, while working independently in client homes or community settings.
Hybrid · Sudbury
The Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist provides direct services to adults facing employment barriers, including assessments, employment planning, and job search support. They work closely with clients to facilitate workforce integration while ensuring compliance with WSIB and CPP-D program objectives.
On-site · Richmond Hill
Assist clients with non-medical activities of daily living including personal care, mobility support, and meal preparation. Maintain professional standards that respect client dignity, privacy, and safety in accordance with organizational policies.
On-site · Elliot Lake
The worker will implement individualized support plans for adults with brain injuries within their homes and the community. Responsibilities include assisting with daily living activities, cognitive skill development, and maintaining accurate documentation such as incident and verbal reports.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Campaign Coordinator provides administrative, project, and donor engagement support to the philanthropy team to ensure the successful execution of fundraising campaigns. Responsibilities include maintaining donor records, coordinating campaign activities, conducting prospect research, and managing event logistics.
Remote · Canada
The Service Office Administrator provides administrative support to the Community Support Services team, including payroll, finance reporting, and document management. They also coordinate training, travel arrangements, and maintain program manuals while assisting with general office operations.
On-site · Timmins
Implement individualized support plans for adults with brain injuries within their homes and the community. Maintain accurate documentation, including daily log notes and incident reports, while assisting clients with daily living and cognitive skills.
On-site · Whitby
The Personal Support Worker assists clients in their homes with non-medical activities of daily living, including personal care, transfers, and meal preparation. They must perform these duties professionally while respecting client dignity, privacy, and safety standards.
On-site · Norfolk
The Personal Support Worker assists clients with non-medical activities of daily living, including personal care, meal preparation, and mobility support. They must perform these duties professionally while adhering to service plans and maintaining health and safety standards.
On-site · Sudbury
The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Worker implements individualized support plans to assist adults with brain injuries in their homes and communities. Responsibilities include facilitating daily living activities, cognitive skill development, and maintaining accurate documentation through log notes and incident reports.
On-site · Collingwood
The Personal Support Worker assists clients with non-medical activities of daily living, including personal care, transfers, and meal preparation. They must perform these duties professionally while respecting client privacy and maintaining health and safety standards.
