Richmond Centre for Disability
Richmond, BC
Last updated March 10, 2026
Operated as a non-profit. Contact them directly about rates and any subsidy programs they participate in.
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A not-for-profit, multi-service, community-based organization. Offers a variety of specialized information, resources, projects, and activities that assist people with disabilities to achieve greater control over the decisions that affect their lives and to achieve the goal of living more independently. All services are free or for nominal fee.
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Serves: Richmond
Three ways to register for programs:
Three ways to register for programs:, serves Richmond and surrounding area
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