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Get Involved - #AccessTogetherAjax
Accessibility and inclusion are cornerstones to a community where everyone can thrive and feel welcome. We encourage you to share your ideas on how we can create a more accessible Ajax community! Stay connected here for information about accessibility projects and initiatives in the Town of Ajax. This month, we're recognizing:
September is Guide Dog Awareness Month
Guide dogs are among the most highly trained dogs in the world and are specifically trained to assist someone who is blind or partially sighted with mobility, orientation and independence.
Learn all about the role of guide dogs, guide dog etiquette, the difference between guide dogs and service animals, and how YOU can be a #GuideDogChampion.
How to Participate
Watch out for weekly educational online videos
Participate in the Guide Dog colouring contest for your chance to win one of two “Future CNIB Guide Dog” plush toys!
Request a FREE “Guide Dogs Welcome” window decal for your business, organization or school
Check out the resources in the Document Library
Colouring Contest Details
Congratulations to Victor and Carrie-Ann, winners of the 2020 Guide Dog Awareness Month colouring contest. Each winner will receive a plush CNIB Future Guide Dog toy. Thank you to all those who participated. We loved seeing your colourful entries!
Request a “Guide Dogs Welcome” Decal
Complete the request form to receive your free CNIB “Guide Dogs Welcome” decal. Display it at your organizations front window or checkout to show your support of guide dog teams in Canada and to raise awareness about guide dog access.
Questions or comments about this project?
Contact any of the project managers listed in the Who's Listening (right sidebar).
Get Involved - #AccessTogetherAjax
Accessibility and inclusion are cornerstones to a community where everyone can thrive and feel welcome. We encourage you to share your ideas on how we can create a more accessible Ajax community! Stay connected here for information about accessibility projects and initiatives in the Town of Ajax. This month, we're recognizing:
September is Guide Dog Awareness Month
Guide dogs are among the most highly trained dogs in the world and are specifically trained to assist someone who is blind or partially sighted with mobility, orientation and independence.
Learn all about the role of guide dogs, guide dog etiquette, the difference between guide dogs and service animals, and how YOU can be a #GuideDogChampion.
How to Participate
Watch out for weekly educational online videos
Participate in the Guide Dog colouring contest for your chance to win one of two “Future CNIB Guide Dog” plush toys!
Request a FREE “Guide Dogs Welcome” window decal for your business, organization or school
Check out the resources in the Document Library
Colouring Contest Details
Congratulations to Victor and Carrie-Ann, winners of the 2020 Guide Dog Awareness Month colouring contest. Each winner will receive a plush CNIB Future Guide Dog toy. Thank you to all those who participated. We loved seeing your colourful entries!
Request a “Guide Dogs Welcome” Decal
Complete the request form to receive your free CNIB “Guide Dogs Welcome” decal. Display it at your organizations front window or checkout to show your support of guide dog teams in Canada and to raise awareness about guide dog access.
Questions or comments about this project?
Contact any of the project managers listed in the Who's Listening (right sidebar).