OVER A MILLION KIDS THANK YOU!

An orange sign with the words Accessible Trick or Treating placed on a lawn

Placing a lawn sign out at your home before Halloween and following a few simple tips on October 31 your home will help create awareness and treat the almost half a million kids with disabilities that face barriers trick-or-treating.

Lawn signs are made possible and free for Canadian Homes by:

Watch our daughter explain Treat Accessibly!

Treat Accessibly: Join the accessibility movement this Halloween.

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Spooky house with Treat Accessibly Lawn Sign

Get all the simple tips to being a Treat Accessibly Home.

Accessibility Tips

Boy in wheelchair with fist in the air surrounded by people with Treat Accessibly signs

Share the Treat Accessibly Story with your kids and read the book!

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An orange lawn sign with the words Accessible Trick or Treating

Seeing the sign on someone’s lawn and want your own? Register to learn where to get one or print your own if there isn’t one close by.

Get a Sign

Spooky houses with Treat Accessibly Lawn Signs

Want to host your own little or BIG Treat Accessibly Halloween Village on your street? Download the DIY kit!

Organize Your Own

Kinder supports Treat Accessibly by sharing our message on every Halloween Kinder® Chocolate Mini and Kinder Bueno Mini pack sold across Canada.

Check your local municipality bylaws for guidelines on how to display signs on your property.