This study focuses on people who have limited mobility. This is also known as having a “hidden” mobility disability. Limited mobility means someone is unable to safely walk a distance of more than 15 metres or stand unsupported for more than 1 to 2 minutes. The goal is to find ways to improve their access to federal programs and services.
This study will look at how programs and services aimed at removing barriers for people with disabilities can be improved in Indigenous communities.
This study will gather information on different approaches and tools that can facilitate communication for people with disabilities. This includes people with intellectual, cognitive, and communication disabilities.
A navigator is a person who guides others to help them access a service or program. This study will look at the experience of people with disabilities in accessing federal services and programs. It will look at the role that navigation plays and explore whether navigators could improve access and remove barriers.
This report gives a summary and a self-evaluation of your project results. It shows whether you completed the activities and achieved the results listed in Schedule A of your funding agreement. This includes your project results, and the final numbers on the data you must collect (see the “Reporting on data ” section).
Late submissions may affect your funding or project status. If you anticipate a delay, contact us as soon as possible at Recherche.NAC-Research.ASC@asc-nac.gc.ca .
In the final activity report, you must also report on specific data. See the “Reporting on data ” section to understand why you need to collect this information.
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This study will develop recommendations for removing and preventing barriers. It will look specifically at barriers in the built environment and in current programs and services for people with disabilities in First Nation communities.
