Our Attendant Outreach program helps you live independently at home and in your community
Flexible, non-medical support for adults with permanent physical disabilities—so you can maintain independence, dignity, and control over your daily life.
Support that fits your life
Attendant Outreach supports adults with permanent, physical disabilities to live independently—whether at home, in their workplace, or at school.
Our services are designed to meet you where you are in your life, providing flexible support that helps you maintain independence and control over your daily routine.
What is Attendant Outreach?
Attendant Outreach provides non-medical support to help with daily living activities.
Services are scheduled based on your needs and can range from occasional support to regular visits throughout the week.
What this service helps with
Attendant Outreach focuses on practical, everyday support that makes independent living easier.
Personal care
Bathing, grooming, and dressing
Toileting assistance
Mobility and transfers
Daily living support
Meal preparation and feeding
Light housekeeping
Laundry and routine household tasks
Routine support
Attending appointments
Help with daily routines
Staying connected to your community
How it works
Attendant Outreach provides flexible, non-medical support for adults with physical disabilities who can direct their own care. The program is funded by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, and there is no cost to individuals.
Personalized, flexible support
Services are scheduled based on your needs and can take place wherever you are—at home, at work, or at school.
Practical help with daily living
Trained personal support attendants provide non-medical personal care and essential homemaking services, for up to 17 hours per week.
Ongoing coordination and support
We work with you to assess your needs, build a service plan, and adjust your support over time as needed.
Who Provides the Support
Delivered by trained professionals
Services are provided by trained Personal Support Workers (PSWs), supported by care coordination to ensure your services are reliable and responsive.
Eligibility
Attendant Outreach is designed for adults with permanent physical disabilities who:
Need non-medical support with daily living
Want to live independently in their home or community
Can direct their own care or have support to do so
How to apply
We accept self-referrals as well as referrals from hospitals, community agencies, healthcare professionals, and outreach workers.
Request Service
Self-referrals or requests from individuals and/or family members.
Not sure where to start?
You do not need to know which program is right for you. Our care coordination team will listen, explain your options, and help connect you with the most appropriate Nucleus service or community resource.
What people are saying about Attendant Outreach
"It is a privilege to work with Nucleus Consumers. I am humbled by the challenges they face … This job has changed my life."
Erikka M.
Attendant Outreach Program
Common questions, answered
Do I need a referral to access Attendant Outreach?
No. You can contact us directly, or a healthcare provider can refer you.
Is this medical care?
No. This program provides non-medical support with daily living activities.
Where can I receive support?
Find Support →Services can be provided in your home, workplace, school, or community.
How often can I receive support?
Support is flexible and based on your needs.
Can my services change over time?
Yes. Your support plan can be adjusted as your needs change.
