Kind people at these companies are helping our family grow Treat Accessibly across Canada.
We are not a big organization. We are an ordinary family with a big belief: that every October 31, neighbours can come together to create one of the greatest shared acts of inclusion for kids with disabilities in Canada.
300,000 Homes across Canada are with us already. Join us today!
Streets and whole communities come alive with every home, neighbour and friend that Treats Accessibly!
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The nation is coming together!
Our Villages are becoming Treat Accessibly Halloween Streets, in every community.
No Halloween Villages in 2026. Here's Why
For five years, our family hosted Treat Accessibly Halloween Villages in nine cities across Canada, with the incredible help of homeowners on real streets. In 2026, we are not hosting Villages, and for a good reason.
Every year, more than 1,000 communities ask for a Village we simply can't reach on our own. Kids in every one of those communities deserve an accessible Halloween right where they live.
So this year, because Halloween falls on a Saturday, we are putting all the energy of nine Villages into 25 of the busiest trick-or-treating streets in Canada. On October 31, they become the first Treat Accessibly Halloween Streets in history.
We will select the 25 streets by October 1, 2026. Our goal is that they excite the rest of Canada to join, with many streets in many communities Treating Accessibly on Halloween night.
But we will give every street that nominates and every street that wants to all the free tools needed to rally their street to become accessible on Halloween.
Our dream is that Villages are no longer needed, because every community has a Treat Accessibly Halloween Street. You can make that dream real by nominating a street today.
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Even if your street isn’t selected, you get all the free tools to rally your neighbours, the way our family has across Canada for five years. If you don’t live on the street, share this with someone who does.