Parking Mobility vs Open

Welcome to Parking Mobility: the #1 app to report disabled parking abuse! Report disabled parking abuse to your city in less than two minutes. When you see a vehicle parked illegally, simply launch Parking Mobility, take 3 photos and submit. We tell the city and they ticket the vehicle’s owner. You help improve accessibility in your community and support people with disabilities. The data you help us generate helps demonstrate the worldwide problem of accessible parking abuse and helps us provide the most effective program to end abuse in your community. You can also share, find and suggest accessible parking locations anywhere in the world. Most cities do not know where their accessible parking is, so at first, you may find only a few spots on the map where you live. As you and your friends and neighbors use Parking Mobility, more spots will be show up and your community will become more easily accessible. You can share the locations of accessible spots in less than 30 seconds, allowing others in your community to more easily find accessible parking. By tapping the map pin, you can quickly see the location’s details (# of spaces, ramp access details, accessibility, cost, etc.) If you or someone you know uses accessible parking, Parking Mobility is what you’ve been waiting for.

Open-Door is a free, anonymous platform designed to help people experiencing homelessness find immediate assistance — no account, no ID, and no smartphone required. Built for placement on kiosks in urban transit stations across Toronto, HopeLink removes the barriers that often prevent people from accessing the help they need. Simply walk up, tap a category, and find nearby services within walking distance. WHAT YOU CAN FIND • Shelters — Emergency overnight shelters and transitional housing near you • Food — Food banks, free meal programs, and food delivery services with real data from 211 Ontario • Medical — Free and low-cost walk-in clinics, community health centres, and hospitals • Hygiene — Public showers, laundry facilities, and washrooms • Transportation — Nearby TTC and GO Transit stations • Legal Aid — Free legal clinics for low-income residents, no ID required • Employment — Job training, resume help, and placement programs • Mental Health — Crisis centres, counselling, and peer support • Drop-in Centres — Safe spaces with meals, clothing, computers, and phone access • Clothing — Free clothing banks and emergency clothing distribution