Nominate a person, organization or business for the 2024 Celebrating Accessibility Awards
Help recognize inclusive leaders by nominating them for the Celebrating Accessibility Awards. The annual awards celebrate individuals, organizations and businesses in Kingston who go above and beyond to improve access for persons with disabilities.
“Building a more accessible community for everyone requires a collective effort,” says Derek Ochej, Deputy City Clerk. “We encourage community members to nominate those who have shown an outstanding commitment to enhance accessibility. By recognizing their efforts, we can continue this momentum toward a more inclusive Kingston.”
As part of the nomination process, applicants will note the area(s) their nominee’s work best reflects. The award categories include the built environment, customer service, design of public spaces, education, employment, health care, information and communication, and transportation.
How to submit a nomination
Learn more about the awards and submit your nomination online at www.CityofKingston.ca/Awards. You can also submit a completed nomination form in person at City Hall, 216 Ontario St. Completed nomination forms are due by 4 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 7.
If you have any questions about submitting a nomination, please contact the City Clerk’s department by email at CityClerk@CityofKingston.ca or by phone at 613-546-4291 ext. 1207.
The award selection committee chooses the finalists from among the nominations received. The selection committee includes five members of the Municipal Accessibility Advisory Committee.
Award recipients will be celebrated at a ceremony on Tuesday, Dec. 3. More details will be announced in early November.
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