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The attendant care supportive
housing program began. This program was located in Twin Towers on Speedvale Avenue. |
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Services were expanded to offer
an outreach attendant care program for people who preferred to remain living in their own
homes throughout the community. |
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GSPD built an apartment complex
on Willow Road, Willow Place, to serve as a second supportive housing attendant care site. |
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The Twin Towers program moved to
Victor Davis Memorial Court, a new building located on Neeve Street. |
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GSPD celebrated 25 years of
serving the community. GSPD changed its name from Guelph Services for the Physically
Disabled to Guelph Services for Persons with Disabilities, recognizing the importance of
keeping the well-known acronym GSPD. |
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GSPD
continues to provide Attendant
Services and supportive housing. Community
Programs provide
quality of life programming for persons with disabilities in
Guelph
. A Resource
Library is maintained with information pertinent to persons
with a disability. |
