City hosts a series of accessible activities amid efforts to enhance inclusivity and accessibility.
Coquitlam is observing National AccessAbility Week with a slate of inclusive, fun, and affordable activities, making celebrations accessible at City recreation centers citywide.
The city will host its third AccessAbility Resource Fair on May 25, a free event for individuals to learn, connect, and explore local supports.
Local organizations will provide information on accessible programs and services in Coquitlam, featuring a variety of booths and activities for people of all ages and abilities. Key events include workshops, sports matches, fitness sessions, and seminars.
The event is fragrance-free and transit accessible, with the Pinetree Community Centre offering features like accessible door openers, parking, and elevators. More information is available at coquitlam.ca/AAW.
From May 25 to 31, Coquitlam hosts varied programs supporting AccessAbility Week, including accessible sports, fitness programs, and more. Highlights include activities like carpet bowling, open gym, aqua fit, and sensory-friendly skating.
Coquitlam strives to provide welcoming recreation opportunities with initiatives like financial assistance programs, free swim times, and resources to reduce barriers to participation.
The city is developing an Accessibility and Inclusion Plan to enhance the accessibility of spaces, services, and programs.
For more details, visit coquitlam.ca/accessibility and coquitlam.ca/RecAccess.