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A good resource on Accessible Tourism [more...]
Vision loss and blindness can affect anyone, at any age. This is very important source of information for people with visual disabilities. [more...]
There are several codes, standards and guidelines to make public buildings accessible. One thing to remember is that the codes are minimum requirements. Whenever you can do better or go beyond the code, do it! [more...]
One of the big issues with cultural venues is ensuring that people who are deaf and hard of hearing as well as people who have visual disabilities can participate. [more...]
Connecting job seekers with disabilities and employers in BC, and across Canada [more...]
There are several sources to assist with making houses more accessible or universally designed. It is always better to design features in at the beginning before the house is built. However, few homes are built this way and we also have to face retrofit or home modification to many homes. [more...]
Parks and Trails should be accessible and inclusive to all users. [more...]
Delayed Action door closer [more...]
US Access Board: Special Report: Accessible Public Rights-of-Way Planning and Design for Alterations : [more...]
Imagine if you could find a house that was easy to move into: had wider doorways and an entrance with no steps! Wouldn't it be easier to move in furniture and those very heavy appliance? Now imagine that your home welcomes everyone. Anyone you know who uses a wheelchair, a walker, or has a broken leg can actually come over to your house for coffee or a party. [more...]