OUR STORY
The idea of the residence came from a group of parents who were concerned about their children's future when they would be no longer able to care for them. The Niagara Peninsula Cerebral Palsy Association advocated for a permanent building. About 10 (ten) years of fundraising by the committee, lobbying the government and with the cooperation of the City of Welland, a property on Tanguay Avenue was obtained and the residence was completed in 1987. Tanguay Place is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering independent living for adults with physical disabilities. Tanguay Place has a voluntary board of directors that governs the organization. OUR MISSIONTanguay Place is commited to providing, advocacy, support and leadership to adults with severe disabilities to enable them to live as independently as possible.
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OUR VISIONTanguay Place strives to create an emotionally caring environment that supports each and every person to achieve what matters most to them, while promoting safety, fairness and well-being. OUR VALUESBecause people live in diverse communities where they are included and accepted, Tanguay supports the following:
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OUR GOALOnce residents' goals have been identified, services such as equipment and training are secured to help our residents live more independently. Tanguay's goal is to focus on our residents' route of independence outside of medical care. With the aid of equipment and training, we help our residents live more independently. |
