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Accessibility Training PROGRAMMES
Accessibility Training PROGRAMMES
Accessibility Training PROGRAMMES
At Canadian Accessibility Professionals, we offer comprehensive accessibility training programmes designed to empower your team with the knowledge and skills needed to create inclusive environments. Our expert trainers will guide your staff through best practices and legal requirements, ensuring your organization meets all accessibility standards. Join us to foster a culture of inclusivity and awareness.
Expert Consulting Services
Accessibility Training PROGRAMMES
Accessibility Training PROGRAMMES
Our consulting services at Canadian Accessibility Professionals are crafted to guide you through the complexities of accessibility compliance. We assess your current practices and provide actionable recommendations to enhance your accessibility initiatives. Whether you are a small business or a large corporation, our personalized consulting approach will help you navigate the necessary changes to create an accessible space for everyone.
The Act
The goal is to break down the barriers that prevent people with disabilities from fully participating in our society.
Everybody deserves Independence, Integration, Dignity and Equal Opportunity to live rich and productive lives.
The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act is comprised of three standards:
- Accessible Customer Service Standard – Compliance dates 2012
- Integrated Accessibility Standard – Various compliance dates from 2014 to 2025
- Built Environment Standard – Comprised of The Design of Public Spaces Standards and Ontario’s new Building Code now in effect
Did you know?
- 1 in 7 Canadians report having a disability – that’s about two million Ontarians
- At age 65+, 25 percent of Canadians report having a disability
- Baby boomers make up just over a third of our population and they are on the cusp of 65+
- By approximately 2030, it is estimated that 1 in 5 Ontarians will have a disability, and people with disabilities will represent 40 percent of the Province’s total income, or $ 536 billion
- Improved accessibility in Ontario is estimated to result in $1.6-billion in new tourism spending and $9.6-billion in new retail spending
Can you afford to overlook this huge and growing segment of the population? Accessibility does not need to be expensive or scary. What’s more, there are no limits to the return on investment.