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Accessible transportation in Clarington, Ontario

Mobility and accessibility: mobility aids, disability support, accessibility services. 28 listings, 1 with no referral needed. Each has a last verified date. Last updated July 2022.

28 mobility and accessibility listings in Clarington, including accessible transportation, mobility aids, disability support and accessibility services. 1 with no referral needed.

  10. Autism Home Base

    Organization

    • 0.3 km from centre
    • Babies and toddlers (0-3)
    • Children (4-12)
    • Website checked March 2026

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Map of mobility and accessibility listings in Clarington.

Common questions about mobility and accessibility in Clarington

How many mobility and accessibility listings are there in Clarington?

28 mobility and accessibility listings in Clarington, Ontario, including accessible transportation, mobility aids, disability support and accessibility services: 24 services and 4 organizations. Each one shows a phone number where the organization lists one and a last verified date.

Do I need a referral for mobility and accessibility in Clarington?

1 listing says no referral is needed: Active Recovery Clinic - Sports Injury Assessment & Rehabilitation. Others may ask for one; the listing text says so where the organization stated it.

When are mobility and accessibility services in Clarington open?

8 of the 28 listings show opening hours, none of them on weekends. Hours come from the organization; call before you go.

How current are the mobility and accessibility listings for Clarington?

The most recent verified date among these listings is July 2022. 18 of the 28 carry "Website checked March 2026", which means the organization's website was confirmed live then; it is not a verification of the details.

What if none of these mobility and accessibility listings is close to me?

The nearest communities with listings are Oshawa (18 km), Port Hope (22 km) and Scugog (25 km). Each community page lists its own mobility and accessibility services.