Accessibility

Approximately 1 in 7 people in Ontario has a disability, which equates to almost 2 million people. By 2036, these numbers are projected to increase to 1 in 5. Anyone can have a disability, and the type of disability can range significantly such as the need for glasses or reliance on a mobility device.

Ontarians with Disabilities Act (ODA) Learn about the ODA and the Province of Ontario's plans for an accessible Ontario by 2025.	Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) Learn about the accessibility standards required under the AODA.	Ontario Building Code Find out about accessible requirements in the Ontario Building Code.
Ontario Human Rights Code See how the Human Rights Code impacts accessibility.	What qualifies as a disability? See a list of items that qualify as a disability as set by the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).	Accessibility Friendly Awareness Program This program was developed by the Accessibility Advisory Committee (AAC) to aid business in King to be more accessible. Visit our page to learn more.
Accessibility Advisory Committee (AAC) Find out more about the ACC including what they do, current members, and upcoming meetings.	Accessible Customer Service Feedback Have feedback about accessibility in King Township? We want to hear from you.	Accessibility Resources Find a list of accessibility plans, AODA compliance reports, AAC information, or accessible policies and procedures.
Accessibility and Inclusion in King Read more about what the Township is doing to ensure King is an accessible and inclusive community and how the Township is working towards accessibility in all aspects of service.