Every year, starting on the last Sunday in May, we celebrate National AccessAbility Awareness Week (NAAW). The week is an opportunity to celebrate people with disabilities and raise awareness of the need for accessibility and inclusion in our community.
This year, we're asking you! Fill out the form below to tell us what accessibility means to you.
What does accessibility mean to you?
28 May, 2025
A mom. says:
Not having to pre visit to see if wheelchairs can enter all parts of building and washrooms. Plus parking for truck with wheelchair lift.
27 May, 2025
Bowmanville senior says:
As a senior needing a walker/wheelchair it would be wonderful to shop downtown, go to concerts in the park and park with ease.
24 May, 2025
kopo says:
Accessibility is the goal our community should aim towards, allowing any and all individuals to participate in everything offered by us.
21 May, 2025
Clarington resident says:
It means recognizing that we all experience the world in different ways, & ensuring everyone feels seen, supported, and included đź’™
21 May, 2025
TLA says:
Being able to access, use or reach a public space easily and safely.
20 May, 2025
Maria Hussain says:
Accessibilty is inclusion along side comfort. It means understanding the needs that are varient in nature, from one individual to another.
20 May, 2025
Marika says:
Being expected to be included and involved in spaces, activities and community in ways that support all.
