A Provincial Rare Disease Strategy
Implementation of Canada's National Strategy at the Ontario level — with funding, accountability and patient governance built in from the start.
Six commitments shape every meeting, every brief, and every campaign we bring to Queen's Park. They were written by patients and caregivers — and they're updated each year alongside our community.
Implementation of Canada's National Strategy at the Ontario level — with funding, accountability and patient governance built in from the start.
Universal newborn screening expansion and reimbursed genetic testing, so families don't wait years for answers.
A transparent, patient-informed reimbursement pathway for rare-disease therapies — including pediatric and ultra-rare medications.
Recognition of unpaid caregivers in provincial labour and benefit policy, including respite and mental-health funding.
Designated Centres of Expertise across Ontario so rural and northern patients receive the same standard of care as those in the GTA.
Dedicated provincial funding for rare-disease research, registries and patient-reported outcome programs.
We are building a provincial progress report card on how patient advocacy is shaping stronger policy for the rare disease community and where it's stuck. Stay tuned for our first report.
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