This is an ongoing project with many updates as we work to spread awareness, raise funds, and educate on inclusive play.
Our Do You Want to Build a Playground? Breakfast Fundraiser has made it into The Whig! We are so happy with how our fundraiser turned out and we are very appreciative toward all who attended. Check out Jan Murphy’s article to learn more about The Inclusive Play Project.
The Inclusive Play Project is hosting an Inclusive Fun Fair at the Rideau Heights Community Centre in Kingston on June 8th, 2024. The fair will be filled with fun fair activities to celebrate accessible play!! All funds will be allocated toward building Kingston’s Inclusive Playground. Stay tuned for more updates!!
After speaking with many community groups, organizations, parents, and kids, we have outlined some improvements to our playground features! The design has the entire playground covered in rubber surfacing, which provides great accessibility for wheelchair users. A few other new features include the accessible merry-go-round, an adapted seesaw, a communication board, ramps and transfer stations, and many sensory panels! To get a better idea of some of these features, check out our Instagram page where we post equipment highlights (@theinclusiveplayproject).
Take a look at the plans!! We are super excited to share these new features with everyone and cannot wait for all of the playground fun.
Posters and postcards are available for pickup at KidsInclusive reception at Hôtel Dieu Hospital. The posters share information regarding donations and they have a QR code for online donations through CanadaHelps. They are a great way to spread the word about inclusivity and The Inclusive Play Project. They can be posted in classrooms as an educational resource, supplied as handouts, etc.!! We are working hard to to reach our funding goal and we appreciate all of the assistance so far!!
Feel free to contact us with any questions about poster pickup @inclusiveplayproject@gmail.com, or leave a comment on our social media pages.
