Treat Accessibly

• Trick-or-treating made accessible for everyone: ‘So much fun and it’s so easy’

  Treat Accessibly started in 2017 when Rich Padulo's six-year-old daughter asked him how their neighbour in a wheelchair would be able to trick-or-treat at their house.

  Lifestyle

  Oct 27
  
• Alberta advocate urges Halloween accessibility for all children

  Rich Padulo is the co-founder of Treat Accessibly, a grassroots initiative to make Halloween more inclusive for children with mobility challenges and special needs.

  Canada

  Oct 6, 2023
  
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• Hamilton Mountain Halloween event pairs trick-or-treating with accessibility movement

  The Treat Accessibly Halloween Village Experience drops into a dead-end street in a Hamilton neighbourhood near Upper Sherman and Stone Church Road on Sunday.

  Canada

  Oct 14, 2022