Let’s make Halloween accessible for all
The City of Oshawa is proud to support Treat Accessibly, a grassroots movement that encourages Canadians to make trick-or-treating safe, inclusive and accessible for all.
Pick up a free lawn sign
Oshawa residents looking to make Halloween more accessible this year are invited to pick up a free Treat Accessibly lawn sign and check out more helpful tips below.
Lawn signs are available at the following locations:
City Facilities:
- Oshawa City Hall
- Civic Recreation Complex
- Delpark Homes Centre
- Donevan Recreation Complex
- Northview Community Centre
- South Oshawa Community Centre
Oshawa Public Library branches:
- Delpark Homes Centre
- Jess Hann
- John Aker Northview
- McLaughlin Branch
Tips for an inclusive Halloween
Making trick-or-treating accessible doesn’t take much; just a few thoughtful steps can make a big difference.
Here are some easy ways to make your Halloween setup more inclusive:
- Hand out candy from a spot that is easy to reach, like the end of your driveway.
- Keep the path clear and make sure your trick-or-treating station is well-lit.
- Avoid strobe lights and sudden loud noises.
- Keep pets safely away from the front of your house.
- Not everyone can eat candy; consider offering non-edible treats such as stickers, pencils, small toys stored in a separate bowl from the edible treats. A universal symbol for this is a teal or blue “pumpkin” bowl.
- Some trick-or-treaters may not be able to see the treats that you are handing out; a quick description of the treat can go a long way in making them feel included.
The Treat Accessibly initiative supports Oshawa’s goal of creating a safe and welcoming community with accessible spaces, programs and services for all. Learn more at oshawa.ca/AccessiblePrograms.
Treat Accessibly 2026 is supported by Canadian Tire, Kinder and RE/MAX. To learn more about how to make your home more visible for accessible trick-or-treating or for details on free Treat Accessibly yard signs (while supplies last) available at The Pet Valu Family of Stores, visit treataccessibly.com.
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