Let's talk AccessAbility...Attitudinal Shifts cost nothing

We are big into adaptability. Many of the barriers we face are attitudinal and are relatively inexpensive to change. 'AccessAbility' is far bigger than ramps. According to the Job Accommodation Networks 1996 study, the majority of adaptations cost less than $500 —almost nothing. And for those one-time costs, check out the Government of Canada's Enabling Accessibility Fund. 

Did you know? 

We are encouraged by the City of Calgary's update to its accessibility policy for the built environment. Having deeper conversations helps everyone feel a stronger sense of belonging. All Calgarians are invited to take part in the Accessibility Policy Update. Visit this link by November 21st, 2025. 

Let's Open Alberta!