Our Impact
Our Work in Action
We believe accessibility grows through relationships and real presence. We show up as speakers, facilitators, consultants, and accessibility partners - sharing lived experience, supporting community spaces, and helping create environments where everyone feels welcome.
Active Engagements
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This Collaboration honours Joshua Andrew Beer through a legacy collaboration rooted in real connection, caregiving, and lived inclusion. Josh connected with the world through joy, music, laughter, and presence — reminding us that understanding is not measured by words, but by how we show up for one another.
Created in his honour, this collaboration reflects the belief that connection matters and that meaningful relationships can create lasting impact. In gratitude for the unforgettable experience Make‑A‑Wish gifted Josh and his family, all profits from this collaboration are donated to the Make‑A‑Wish Foundation, as chosen by his parents.
This is our first legacy collaboration and will remain available through the end of 2026.
Shop this collaboration here.
Past Engagements
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Support was provided to SEIU Healthcare through a Rapid Accessibility Planning Sprint in preparation for an upcoming human rights conference.
This engagement included an inclusive, accessibility-focused review, a concise recommendations brief, and a mini site visit with guided follow-up — helping ensure the event experience was inclusive, accessible, and thoughtfully designed.
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The Ability Company was honoured to support Plattsville’s 175th Anniversary on June 20, 2026, helping ensure the celebration was welcoming, accessible, and inclusive for all.
Through volunteer training and a relationship‑focused approach, we contributed to a day rooted in connection, community, and belonging.
Click here for some photos of the event.
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The Ability Company was honoured to partner with Caldwell First Nation as the Inclusive Accessibility Partner for the 2nd Annual Caldwell First Nation Powwow. Our team provided inclusive accessibility volunteer training and on-site inclusive accessibility support, helping volunteers build confidence in welcoming and assisting attendees with diverse needs through a respectful, people-first approach.
During the event, we created and staffed a dedicated calming space that offered attendees a quiet and an inclusive accessibility experience to rest, recharge, and regulate throughout the day. The space was used by dancers preparing for performances, community members seeking relief from the heat, children needing a break from the activity, and individuals looking for a safe place to rest. Attendees also accessed colouring pages, word searches, and other grounding activities that supported relaxation and wellbeing.
The partnership highlighted the importance of inclusive accessible spaces at community gatherings and demonstrated how thoughtful inclusive accessibility supports can enhance participation and inclusion for people of all ages and abilities. The positive feedback received from attendees reinforced the value of creating welcoming environments where everyone can fully engage in community celebrations.escription