BRAMPTON, ON (July 10, 2025) – Peel Region has released its Annual Accessibility Status Report, outlining Peel’s 2024 accomplishments and initiatives to eliminate barriers and ensure residents of all abilities can access services fully and independently.
The report highlights initiatives that meet and exceed the requirements of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA) and outlines Peel’s ongoing work to implement its 2018–2025 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan. Peel remains committed to delivering inclusive and accessible programs for all members of the community.
Highlights from 2024 include:
- The opening of the award-winning Seniors Health and Wellness Village at Peel Manor, integrating accessible technologies and care services.
- Ongoing improvements to ensure Peel’s website is accessible and user-friendly, with continued progress toward full AODA compliance.
- An accessibility lens applied to the design and retrofitting of Peel’s EV charging stations.
- Accessibility enhancements across community health clinics.
- Accessible housing and social supports to meet community needs.
- Walking audits to assess the accessibility, ease, and safety of neighbourhoods across Peel.
Peel’s Accessibility Advisory Committee (AAC) plays a vital role in shaping accessible services offering valuable insights and advice on the accessibility of Peel’s programs, services, and facilities.
Advancing diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility for both the workforce and community is a top priority for Peel Region. The 2024 Annual Accessibility Status Report demonstrates the collective work of Peel’s staff, community partners, the Office of Culture and Inclusion, and AAC members in building a region where all residents can fully participate in community life.
Residents are encouraged to read the full report and share feedback. Alternate formats are available upon request.