Scientist who uses a wheelchair working in a lab with another scientist

What you can do to improve accessibility

Everyone has a role to play in creating communities, workplaces and services that enable everyone to participate fully in society without barriers

Learn more below about disability, accessibility and accessibility initiatives taking place across the province of Nova Scotia.

Nova Scotians with disabilities

Here are some individuals across the province that are already raising awareness and creating a movement for change.

Kev & Dee | Inter-abled couple

Marie Webb | Artist

Marie Webb, an artist with Down syndrome, working on a drawing

Organizations representing people with disabilities

There are many local organizations focused on creating a more accessible future in our communities.

ReachAbility

Nova Scotia League for Equal Opportunities

Prescott Group

Autism Nova Scotia

Easter Seals NS

Mawita’mk Society

Woman and man smiling, the man is wearing a Black Lives Matter hat

Government, municipalities and other public officials

Legislators and other public officials can propose and pass laws and policies that raise awareness about accessibility issues and ensure equitable access for people with disabilities.

Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library

Kentville Inclusion and Access Advisory Committee

Colourful illustration of downtown Kentville
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