SCAPD’s web page offers a wide range of advertising opportunities from banner ads to sponsorships. These opportunities are customized to meet a particular corporation's or product's branding strategy. Advertising and sponsorship revenue is used to support the Simcoe County Association for the Physically Disabled’s community and education programs which are not funded by government sources.

For inquiries about advertising and sponsorships, contact Dan McGale (705) 737-3263, x 224, e-mail dmcgale@scapd.on.ca.

 

Advertising/sponsorship criteria (Criteria subject to change without notice)

Advertising that may be allowed on the service, provided certain criteria are met include:

• Corporate image advertising or corporate sponsorship
• Accessibility Aids
• Accessible Buildings and renovating
• Over-the-counter medications
• Prescription drugs approved by the Health Canada
• Non-medical or non-health-related consumer products and services
• Consumer products with a potential health connection
• Fitness products or services
Medical products or devices
• Pharmacies (retail and online)

Advertising/sponsorship criteria that must be met to allow the company to advertise/sponsor includes:

1. Advertisement must not make a health claim for its product that is not clearly substantiated. Advertisers may be required to submit supporting documentation to substantiate claims.
2. No implication of endorsement by S.C.A.P.D. of product or advertiser may be made.
3. The Simcoe County Association for the Physically Disabled retains final approval of all sponsor/product messages, banners and advertising copy that are directly linked or adjacent to the content. This includes verification of advertisement content and placement before going "live." The advertisement, advertising icons and company logos must be displayed in such a way that they clearly are not part of the S.C.A.P.D. site content.

S.C.A.P.D. reserves the right to reject, cancel or remove at any time any advertisement from the S.C.A.P.D. web site for any reason. In such a case, S.C.A.P.D. will provide prompt notice to the advertiser, together with an explanation. S.C.A.P.D. also reserves the right to determine the appropriate placement of the advertisement on the Web site.