*Limited Quantity’s Available, First Come First Serve*
You can help make Halloween accessible for everyone!
By displaying an Accessible Trick or Treating sign on your front lawn you are letting people know that your home is accessible for everyone trick-or-treating this Halloween and helping to raise awareness around accessibility issues.
REMAX Crown Real Estate would LOVE to get the spooky season rolling by giving away TWENTY FREE Trick or Treat Accessibility Signs.
Help us give them away by signing up to receive one below!
How to receive a Sign!
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*Limited Quantity’s Available, ends once signs run out*
Recipients will be contacted when their sign is ready to be picked up and will be available for pickup until October 27th at REMAX Crown Real Estate, 2350 2nd ave N. Regina, SK.
This initiative is a national joint program with Home Depot and RE/MAX Canada.
The Home Depot will also be holding special workshops where you can learn how to build a single-step, temporary ramp in partnership with StopGap Foundation.
To learn more about the workshop at your local Home Depot Canada location here.
Treat Accessibly Tips
Did you know that over 400,000 Canadian children and youth live with accessibility issues, making everyday activities a daunting task?
This includes trick-or-treating on Halloween, the one activity that many children look forward to each year.
Children with accessibility issues feel discouraged due to lack of accessible homes, particularly when siblings and friends can trick-or-treat on Halloween and they’re left behind.
You can help make Halloween accessible for everyone! Here are some tips on how you can make your home accessible:
FOR HOMEOWNERS:
- Place an Accessible Trick or Treating sign on your front lawn a few days before Halloween
- If possible, take stairs completely out of the process and create a trick-or-treating station on your driveway or out of your garage
- Clear pathways
- Make sure the path to your trick-or-treating area is well lit
- Refrain from the use of strobe lights
- Move cars out of the driveway to allow better accessibility for trick-or-treaters
- Make sure any pets are kept safely away from the front of the house
- Please use the sign only on your personal property
- Please ensure it does not obstruct visibility entering or exiting your driveway
- Please plant the metal frame to maximum depth, defined when the base of the plastic sign reaches the ground
- Place an Accessible Trick or Treating sign on your front lawn a few days before Halloween
- If possible, take stairs completely out of the process and create a trick-or-treating station on your driveway or out of your garage
- Clear pathways
- Make sure the path to your trick-or-treating area is well lit
- Refrain from the use of strobe lights
- Move cars out of the driveway to allow better accessibility for trick-or-treaters
- Make sure any pets are kept safely away from the front of the house
- Please use the sign only on your personal property
- Please ensure it does not obstruct visibility entering or exiting your driveway
- Please plant the metal frame to maximum depth, defined when the base of the plastic sign reaches the ground
