Leland and Jason Teichroeb are brothers who are residents at "The Meadows" in Swift Current. Both are big fans of their favourite teams; the Broncos, 57s and the Saskatchewan Roughriders. They miss not being able to attend Bronco Hockey Games and Swift Current 57's baseball games in Swift Current. Jason and Leland used to go to every home game with their Dad. Their parents have passed away, and now have been unable to attend games because of limited access for wheelchair transportation.

This is an expression of concern, from the family of Jake and Margaret Dyck, to address the need for an ability access transport van for the residence of the Meadows Long Term Care (MLTC). The following will identify a couple of experiences our family has faced with trying to include our parents in family functions in our community.

I got to know Elaine while she was a resident at the Meadows. Elaine was often working on art projects, including painting, diamond art images, and more. Her creative mind attracted many and her caring nature drew many more in the way she ‘looked out’ for her housemates. During one of our visits, Elaine commented how she would love to visit the Swift Current Art Gallery; a favourite local artist, Bill Philpott had a showing. “Oh great, I’ll check with the bus and see when you can go!”, I said.

This is the story of my mother, Kay Tsougrianis who is a resident of the Meadows Long term Care in Swift Current, SK. Kay had been having dental problems and needed to see a dentist on three occasions in 2022. Getting Kay to her dental appointments was a problem because she was no longer able to take care of herself, could not walk, and required a Broda chair (reclined chair) to sit in.