Our Services

At Nova Scotia Accessibility Association, we believe in a world where every individual, regardless of their abilities, can fully participate and thrive. Our work is driven by a deep commitment to fostering an inclusive community where accessibility and inclusivity is not just a goal but a reality.

We are proud to offer reliable and fully accessible transportation services designed to meet the diverse needs of our community. Our offerings include transportation for events and community programs, private group transportation, day & work programs. In addition, we support everyday independence with transportation for personal appointments, such as medical visits, therapy sessions, and essential errands. Every ride is delivered with care, dignity, and a commitment to inclusion.

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Event Programming

Join us for an exciting preplanned group outing designed to bring people together

Ensuring that everyone can participate in local activities and gatherings

Private Group Transportation

Have an idea for an outing? Speak with us about how we can help make it happen!

Ideal for organizations, care facilities, and support groups needing coordinated travel solutions

Work + Day Programs

Have a more structured schedule? Ask about our long-term reservations!

Helping individuals with disabilities access meaningful employment opportunities safely and on time

Personal Reservations

Have an appointment? Let’s discuss available options!

Supporting everyday independence

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Four elderly people, three women and one man, standing and sitting in wheelchairs in front of a white bus with the words 'TJ's Driving Services' on it. They hold a large banner that reads 'Nova Scotia Accessibility Association' with colorful logo ele
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Group of people standing outside holding a Nova Scotia Accessibility Association banner. Some elderly individuals with walkers. A building and parked cars are in the background.
Group of six people holding a Nova Scotia Accessibility Association banner in front of a bus. The bus has signs for emergency exit and handicapped accessibility.
Group of elderly people with walkers and a banner that reads 'Nova Scotia Accessibility Association' standing in front of a bus on a sunny day.
Group of senior citizens standing in front of a bus holding a Nova Scotia Accessibility Association banner.

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  • Kathy Rudge

    Lifestyle Director – The Berkeley Retirement Living

    “Joshua and his team have provided top notch service while taking our residents on outings.  Staff are accommodating and go above and beyond to make their customers feal safe while using their services. I would recommend this service to anyone in the community.”

  • Tayler Trenzek-Jeall

    Recreation Therapist - Long-Term Care Facility

    “NSAA has provided our residents the ability to go on quality excursions. I have used their bus service a few times and each time they have been organized, friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend their services when planning an outing for any organization.”

  • Shannon O’Hara

    Recreational Rehabilitation Worker - Independent Living Nova Scotia

    “NSAA has been my lifeline, providing vital support and resources that transform lives. Thanks to their dedication, we now navigate the world with newfound freedom and confidence.”

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