What if the world was built for everyone?

For over a billion people, it isn’t. Every day, both seen and unseen barriers limit opportunities, independence, and connection.

At WDAA, we’re here to change that. We’re creating a world where accessibility isn’t an afterthought but a given, where inclusion is the standard, not the exception.

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Learn more about volunteer opportunities

WDAA envisions a future where day-to-day barriers for people with disabilities no longer exist, and we invite you to join us in building a future that values inclusion, where every individual has equal access and opportunity. Together, we can create lasting change for a more accessible world for all.

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Who changes the World of Accessibility 

Imagine a world where over a billion people face obstacles every day that limit their opportunities. People with disabilities still encounter social and physical barriers that prevent them from fully participating in society.

Accessibility Solutions

At WDAA, we believe in an equal and just world. From the start, we've united communities to drive meaningful change and promote social equality. Today, we are witnessing historic momentum for lasting impact.

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Educational Programs
and Awareness

We target both the education of younger generations and courses that enhance existing services and interactions, focusing on inclusivity. Our children's programs teach the importance of diversity and accessibility from an early age. For organizations, we provide professional development tailored for management and employees to foster inclusive workplaces.

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Employment Programs

We develop programs that facilitate job placement for individuals with disabilities, focusing on creating inclusive work environments. We collaborate with employers to support the hiring and retention of diverse talent, ensuring that workplaces are welcoming and accessible.

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Public Space Accessibility

Our initiatives involve participating in projects that adapt public spaces —such as parks, streets, and buildings—to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities. By making these spaces more accessible and user-friendly, we enhance community engagement and ensure that everyone can enjoy public amenities.

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Embrace Inclusion for All

Are you ready to take meaningful steps toward a more inclusive world for people with disabilities? By participating in our accessibility reviews, you can gain valuable insights into how to improve your services and make a lasting impact on the lives of individuals in your community.

Our assessments evaluate accessibility features and provide actionable recommendations to enhance your commitment to diversity and inclusion. Together, we can create an environment where everyone has equal access and opportunity.

Proud Partner of the Canadian Business Growth Advisors

The World Diversity and Accessibility Association proudly partners with CBGA to support Canadian businesses through collaborative solutions and initiatives. Together, we’re committed to making Canadian business more inclusive and accessible, empowering diverse communities, and creating meaningful progress in global accessibility.

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WDAA and YEDI partnered to improve accessibility and ensure equal opportunities for all.

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Get Personalized Accessibility Guidance 

Connect with our experts to find the best solutions for your needs.

Whether you're exploring accessibility solutions or looking for the right options, our team is here to guide you. Let us help you navigate our offerings and tailor an approach that ensures the best experience for you and your organization. 

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Join Us at WDAA

If you’re dedicated to accessibility, collaboration, and advancing opportunities for all, explore the meaningful career paths we offer. Join a team committed to making every space welcoming and accessible, and be part of a movement for real, impactful change.