Regional Government

Accessibility Planning Program staff are located at 10 Peel Centre Dr..

Program Support & Coordination
The Accessibility Planning Program coordinates implementation and development of annual accessibility plans as well as providing support to the Region and all Regional departments in assessing and ensuring that services, programs, projects, and policy initiatives address accessibility for citizens, customers, and employees with disabilities.

Regional Departments
Accessibility Planning Program provides accessibility advice and informational support services to all Regional Departments.

Regional Employees
The Region of Peel’s diverse workforce has approximately 3200 employees who deliver programs and services to over one million Peel citizens.

Prospective Employees
All individuals who wish to seek employment at the Region of Peel.

Customers and Clients of Regional Programs and Services
All individuals who access and use services, programs and information offered and delivered by the Region of Peel.

Prospective Customers and Clients of Regional Programs and Services
All individuals who in the future may require access to services, programs and information offered and delivered by the Region of Peel.

Suppliers

• Disability Education Trainers
• Translation Service Providers

Partners

• Regional departments involved in program and service delivery endeavours.
• Professional Associations
  Association of Municipal Clerks and Treasures of Ontario (AMCTO), Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO)
• Accessibility Directorate of Ontario
• External collaborative accessibility networks Ontario Network of Accessibility Professionals (ONAP)

Stakeholders

• Provincial Government – Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration (Ministry responsible for ODA)
• Joint Peel-Caledon Accessibility Advisory Committee (AAC) to advise the Region of Peel on accessibility issues and addressing the legislative requirements under ODA and subsequent regulations.