Welcome to AccessibilityResources.ca, your trusted hub for Canadian accessibility resources, mobility information, and adaptive living solutions. Our mission is simple: to make accessibility easier, clearer, and more supportive for individuals, families, and caregivers across Canada. Whether you’re navigating mobility changes, outfitting an accessible home, searching for Canadian-available products, or trying to understand disability supports, you’ll find practical, trustworthy guidance here.
This website was created from over 40 years of lived experience as a disabled person, alongside the shared knowledge of many friends, caregivers, and community members who also face accessibility barriers every day. Disabled people navigate challenges that most never see—barriers in homes, workplaces, transportation, communication, and public spaces. After spending decades trying to find reliable information scattered across different websites, organizations, and government pages, I realized something important: People shouldn’t have to hunt for the accessibility information they need.
Accessibility information should be public, free, easy to understand, and simple to find. That’s why this resource was built. The goal is to make life a little easier for others by bringing everything together in one place, shaped by lived experience, practical knowledge, and real Canadian context. I truly hope this website becomes a helpful guide, and I appreciate your support and suggestions.
Canadian Hub for Accessibility & Mobility Solutions
• Mobility & Adaptive Equipment
Understand the features that matter when choosing wheelchairs, walkers, canes, bathroom safety products, grab bars, and other mobility aids available in Canada.
• Home Accessibility & Safety
Learn how to create safer, barrier-free living spaces using practical checklists, product recommendations, and room-by-room accessibility tips.
• Caregiver Support in Canada
Caregivers need support too. Explore helpful tools, burnout-reduction strategies, and links to Canadian programs and community services.
• Government, Funding & Disability Resources
We simplify complex information about Canadian disability supports, provincial accessibility standards, and national programs so it’s easier to understand and use.
Designed With Real Experience, For Real People
Whether you are disabled, aging, supporting a family member, working in healthcare, or looking for practical accessibility guidance, this site was built with you in mind. Every article, checklist, and resource is crafted to be readable, trustworthy, and grounded in real lived experience—not medical jargon or overly technical explanations.