Alliance Mobility Solutions

11/19/2025

Did you know roughly one in every seven vans manufactured by our partner, BraunAbility, supports the mobility freedom of a disabled Veteran?

Learn more about resources for Veterans in need of wheelchair accessible vehicles: https://www.braunability.com/us/en/resources/veteran-support.html

11/19/2025

Looking for financial assistance for mobility equipment, adaptive vehicles, assistive technology, or disability-related supports?
There are many programs and organizations across BC and Canada that can help individuals and families access the equipment and services they need.

Here are just a few of the funding resources available:

🔹 WorkBC Assistive Technology Services – Support for assistive tech to gain or maintain employment
🔹 BC Rehab Foundation – Funding for individuals affected by physical disabilities
🔹 CKNW Kids’ Fund & Variety Children’s Charity – Support for children with medical and mobility needs
🔹 Crime Victims Assistance Program – Wide range of benefits including disability aids
🔹 Muscular Dystrophy Canada, SBHAC, Cops for Kids, Kinsmen Foundation of BC – Equipment & mobility support
🔹 Bridge to Mobility Program – Grants up to $5,000 for accessible vehicles
🔹 Vehicle Manufacturer Mobility Reimbursement – Up to $1,000 toward adaptive vehicle equipment
🔹 NOVA & High Fives Foundation – Grants for mobility equipment and injury-related supports
🔹 Government Programs like Jordan’s Principle, CRA medical expenses, ICBC disability discounts & fuel tax refunds
…and many more!

Whether you need help with mobility devices, wheelchair accessible vehicles, adaptive driving equipment, or family support—funding is available.

👉 For full details on all funding options, visit the Alliance Mobility website.
https://amsvans.odoo.com/r/8Lr

💙 Empowering independence. Supporting accessibility.

11/14/2025

Are you wondering what options you have to afford a wheelchair accessible vehicle? Call us today at 1 604-370-7004 to discuss funding and financing options for accessible vehicles.

11/12/2025

🚐✨ New Ricon Clearway Lift Installation! ✨🚐

We’ve just completed a Ricon Clearway Lift install on this Ford Transit — giving our customer more space, more convenience, and smoother access than ever before. 🙌

The Clearway Lift folds neatly out of the way when not in use, keeping the van’s interior open and clutter-free, while still providing safe and reliable wheelchair access when needed.

Perfect for anyone looking to maximize space without compromising on accessibility. 💪

📍 Vehicle: Ford Transit
✅ Result: More room. More freedom. More comfort.

Now available at our Richmond, Kelowna, and Vancouver Island locations.
📞 Call us at 604-370-7004 to customize your ride today!

11/05/2025

You may have a wheelchair van, or even an accessible parking placcard, but did you know there are different types of wheelchair parking spots, and rules you should follow when parking in these spaces, intended for people with mobility challenges. Check out this guide to accessible parking to learn more: https://www.braunability.com/us/en/blog/disability-rights/handicap-parking-rules.html

10/31/2025

What's better than star gazing? We may be biased, but we like to see the glow of a wheelchair van late at night. Contact us at: 1 604-370-7004 to learn more about wheelchair accessible vehicles

10/30/2025

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) — a time to celebrate the talent, creativity, and resilience that people with disabilities bring to Canada’s workforce every single day.

More than 1 in 4 Canadians has a disability — yet too many still face barriers to finding and keeping work. When workplaces remove those barriers, everyone benefits:
✅ Stronger innovation
✅ Higher productivity
✅ A more inclusive, resilient economy

This year’s theme — “Inclusive Employment Across Canada: Building a Workforce Without Barriers” — challenges us to reimagine what’s possible when every person has the opportunity to contribute and thrive.

Let’s not make inclusion a one-month message. Let’s make it a year-round movement. 💪

10/29/2025

Purchasing your first wheelchair van comes with a lot of questions and considerations. Not sure where to start? Check out our beginner's guide to buying a wheelchair van, provided by our partner, BraunAbility: https://www.braunability.com/us/en/help-me-buy/buyers-guide.html

10/24/2025

Accessible travel blogger Cory Lee recently visited our partner, BraunAbility, at its manufacturing headquarters in Winamac Indiana. Cory not only drives a BraunAbility Toyota Sienna, but he got to see how BraunAbility vehicles are made, up close.

Call us today at: Call us today at 1 604-370-7004 to learn more about BraunAbility vehicles.

10/22/2025

October is Spina Bifida Awareness Month. In recognition, we're sharing the story of Annie Keierleber, whose family relies on their BraunAbility Toyota Sienna to take them to all their favorite Disney Parks throughout the year!

Read Annie's story: https://www.braunability.com/us/en/resources/customer-stories/disney-world-wheelchair-van.html

"When we first got it, it was early on, so we were grateful for it, but we didn't see how much we needed it until later. We were grateful to have it looking forward to the future."

10/22/2025

🅿️ Need a Handicapped Parking Permit in BC? Here’s How! ♿️

If you or someone you know has a mobility challenge, you may qualify for an accessible parking permit in British Columbia. It allows you to park in designated accessible spaces across the province.

How to apply:

✅ Download the application form from SPARC BC:
👉 https://amsvans.odoo.com/r/f1M

✅ Fill out your part + have your doctor or nurse practitioner complete the medical section

✅ Send it in by mail or fax, and pay a one-time fee of $26

That’s it! You’ll get a hang tag permit you can use whenever the person with the disability is in the vehicle.

Permit types:
🔹 Permanent – valid for 3 years
🔹 Temporary – valid up to 12 months
🔹 Organization – for agencies transporting people with disabilities

Let’s help make BC more accessible for everyone 💙

10/17/2025

Can you believe wheelchairs used to look like this? From large chairs that required attendants to help people with disabilities move around to those with hand cycle propelling systems, the wheelchair has taken on many looks over the years. You can learn more about the history of the wheelchair here: https://www.braunability.com/us/en/blog/disability-rights/wheelchair-history.html


ID: A black and white digitally sketched photo shows a man pushing an old wheelchair. The wheelchair has three wheels, a sun shade, and an upholstered interior.