This presentation from the Recreation-Able Forum, 2009 discusses the new accessibility standards being developed under the Act, and how they apply to public and private sector facilities and programs....
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This session at the Recreation-Able Forum, 2009, introduces the Adapted Programs and Services resources developed by the City of Toronto in response to the Getting Services Right for People with Disab...
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In this hands-on workshop at the Recreation-Able Forum, 2009, participants examined how art activities can be adapted to allow for full participation. A handout of useful resources was provided.
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This workshop provides information on the Lean on Me Training Program which aims to build the capacity of community volunteers to support frail seniors, through an enhanced understanding of barriers t...
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This presentation, from the Recreation-Able Forum, 2009, discusses how developing partnerships that connect healthcare to the community can facilitate the creation of community exercise programmes whi...
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This presentation form the Recreation-Able Forum, 2009 covers 8 simple steps recreation organizations can use when laying the groundwork for participation of persons with a disability in their program...
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Provides an overview of community sport development, the CSD program as well as what an Accessible Sport Council is, its role, who is involved and how to get it started in your community. It also prov...
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Provides information on how to start and what to provide for fitness programming for all abilities, including home-based programs. Based on both mental and physical disabilities, this presentation loo...
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Based on the resource from the Trails of All Ontarians Collaborative, called Ontario's Best Trails, this presentation provides an overview of how to create trails that are sustainable for all Ontarian...
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This presentation from the Recreation-Able Forum, 2009, explores the Bridging the Gap program which aims to eliminate the gap between rehabilitation and community re-integration. It discusses how whee...
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In this session from the Recreation-Able Forum, 2009, marketing strategies to increase awareness of accessible and inclusive services is discussed including cost-effective marketing mechanisms to incr...
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This workshop presentation from Recreation-Able, 2009, looks at two programs that make recreation and cultural activities in Thunder Bay more accessible to people with low income or disabilities. The ...
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This presentation, from the 2009 Recreation-Able Forum, looks at the development of Don't Get Cold Feet - Winter Fun is for Everyone - an award winning video to promote inclusive recreation for childr...
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This presentation includes a discussion of effective strategies to meet the new requirements of the Accessibility for Ontarians with a Disability Act, and best practices from other jurisdictions. Sess...
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This presentation goes step by step through a demographic study undertaken by Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation to reach out to those who are disenfranchised through disability - developmental, i...
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This presentation, from Recreation-Able, 2009, discusses why it is important to train all staff in accessibility, disability awareness and inclusion, from front line customer service staff to recreati...
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