Co-Chair
Luke Anderson,
Executive Director, StopGap Foundation
The Accelerating Accessibility Coalition (AAC) is a pioneering community of real estate development and accessibility leaders who share a vision for a more accessible Canada. Through education, resource-sharing and thought leadership, the AAC challenges and encourages home builders to make physical accessibility a greater priority as they build new homes for the growing and evolving needs of the Canadian population.
ULI Toronto serves as the AAC’s secretariat.
The AAC is comprised of local and national organizations as well as individual volunteers who have signalled their commitment to the AAC’s vision: for people of all ages and abilities in Canada to have access to homes that are free of barriers and support their ability to participate fully in society.
The AAC is led by co-chairs Luke Anderson and Heidi Green.
Executive Director, StopGap Foundation
Director, Development, RioCan REIT
Learn how you can get involved and view the full list of members HERE.
In line with the AAC’s mission of significantly increasing the supply of accessible housing in Canada, the team has compiled a number of resources to support the development of more accessible homes.
The Accessibility Toolbox offers tools that developers can use today to make the homes they build more accessible, without waiting for building codes or legislation to catch up to the current and evolving needs of the Canadian population.
Discover the resources in the Accessibility Toolbox HERE.
Since launching in 2022, the Accelerating Accessibility Coalition has been making strides in raising awareness about the need for more accessible homes in Canada, and generating local, national and industry attention.
Learn more about the AAC’s work towards a more accessible Canada HERE.
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