Support Mobility Services brings professional support work and wheelchair-accessible transport to seniors and Indigenous communities across the Edmonton–Treaty 6 corridor. The worker is the service. The van is how they arrive.
Request a proposalServing Edmonton metro east through Vegreville, Saddle Lake, Frog Lake, and Lloydminster.
Every engagement fits one of four program areas. Transport is built into all of them — it's never the whole job.
Scheduling appointments, aligning family, health teams, and community programs so nothing falls through the cracks.
Getting members to what matters — medical visits, ceremony, family, errands — with a companion, not just a driver.
The in-between help: paperwork, waiting-room advocacy, pharmacy pickups, follow-through after the appointment ends.
Credentialed, hands-on companion care delivered by a trained support worker with live-in geriatric experience.
Every visit is logged. Every service is documented. Program coordinators and band councils get a clean paper trail they can hand to a funder without editing a word. Accountability isn't a feature of this service — it's the reason to choose it.
We build the curriculum. A community leader reviews it, holds final approval, and co-presents — with a logged honorarium for their time.
The programming runs through community endorsement, never around it.
Run by a credentialed support worker — 2-year Support Worker diploma with honors, live-in geriatric care experience, and twenty years of service work before that. The operating principle is praÿs — power under the bridle. Capability, held in discipline, in service of the people in the van.
For band councils, health directors, program coordinators, and families. This goes directly to the operator — no call centre, no chain.