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A National & Local
Heart-Warming Halloween Story.
A timely family, disability inclusion and community story
Treat Accessibly is a national family-founded movement helping Canadians make Halloween accessible for children with any disability at every home. In 2026, with Halloween on a Saturday, homes and streets across the country are creating one of the biggest shared acts of neighbourhood inclusion.
The Treat Accessibly Family, from their kitchen, have rallied
all these companies at the national level to help make Halloween accessible in over 300,000 homes, with a goal of 1 million by 2030.
Over 300,000 homes have already joined the family movement.
The Padulo Family, Treat Accessibly's founders, have been called the Santas of Halloween.
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Big News In 2026: A First of Its Kind. They're inviting hundreds of the busiest and kindest Trick-or-Treating streets in Canada to join the movement and become accessible to the almost 1 million kids with disabilities across Canada. The top 25 street nominees will be supported with additional treats and support from the Treat Accessibly Family .
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Halloween is on a Saturday and we aim to make it bigger, kinder, longer, more inclusive and a celebration of community togetherness across Canada.
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The Treat Accessibly Family have become Halloween advocates and experts in adapting communities across Canada on the biggest shared neighbourhood tradition of the year, so everyone can learn and act inclusively for all people with disabilities.
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The family and movement have recruited over 300,000 homes through their annual campaign, impacting millions of Treaters and their Parents annually.
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They have hosted over 55,000 kids and parents at their huge Treat Accessibly Halloween Village national event series in real neighbourhoods in 9 cities coast to coast for the last 5 years.
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Mayors and Ministers across Canada attend and support their vision and mission to make Halloween the first accessibly inclusive holiday in the world.
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And with more stats and facts to back them up every year, this isn't a dream anymore. It's the mission.
