CBC News – Patient Praises MS Treatment
Dion Oxford, a multiple sclerosis patient, says his health has improved since he received treatment at the same clinic where Mahir Mostic died. Watch Video
TV Appearances
Gateway to Help Homeless in Toronto
Ron Mainse catches up with Dion Oxford of Gateway Ministry at the Street Level Conference.
Life with Multiple Sclerosis
The story of Dion Oxford, father, husband and Executive Director of The Gateway, a men’s shelter in Toronto. Dion talks about his life with Multiple Sclerosis and why news of a medical breakthrough might change his life forever.
Life with Multiple Sclerosis – Story Discussion
The Full Circle Ladies talk to Dion Oxford about the treatment he has received for Multiple Sclerosis and about the report, “Life With Multiple Sclerosis: Dion Oxford’s Story”
Dirty Laundry Helps Clean Up Lives
Gateway Linens, a ministry of the Salvation Army, is a job training centre in Toronto that helps homeless men find meaningful work by teaching them the tools of the laundry and linen industry. After the men graduate, they are guaranteed full time work at K-Bro Linen Systems, a local linen company that’s teamed up with the Salvation Army to help fight homelessness.