Potential Stakeholder Asset Inventory Map 

Anticipated Impact of the HST on Ontario Nonprofits

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Common Ground

• Registered charities and Practitioners that provide animal assisted support services have a number of things in common.
• They serve Canadians with disabilities, youth, children, and seniors.
• Service providers want to inspire and ensure a consistent level of quality, safety, and participant satisfaction.
• In every case the animal becomes the channel represented in treatment and/or utilized for assistance.
• The Human-Animal Bond is the catalyst that enriches quality of life by fostering inclusiveness and unconditional love.
• Sustainability challenges are mutual and cannot be resolved by one person or by one group alone.

Sector Development 

Short and Long Term Benefits

• Better visibility as a result of becoming interconnected
• Enhance living system that is credible by a range of stakeholders
• Branding opportunities
• Prevent fragmentation and duplication
• Prevent exclusion and isolation among practitioners
• Greater accessibility of services
• Develop an operating fund for participating charities
• Share resources and tools
• Co-create a single point of entry to access, share, and disseminate information
• Learn from and support one another through learning networks and communities of practice
• Build trust, synergy, and new partnerships, by reaching out to a broader community
• Innovation
• Engage in multidisciplinary approaches to identify and address common goals

Sector Innovators

ASIST

Autism Dog Services

Campbellville Leadership

CANTRA 

CARD

Equestrian Team Building

European Association for Horse Assisted Education (EAHAE)

Ottawa Therapy Dogs

Marymound - Stable Path Program  

National Service Dogs

NoRush Farm

Youth Animal Program

Animal Assisted Support Services Presentation

20/20 Vision Campaign 

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