Assistive devices

We equip our facilities with assistive devices to reduce the barriers for entry for people with disabilities.

On this page:

  1. Community centres
  2. Pools and arenas
  3. Parks
  4. Other locations

Community centres

Community centre Assistive devices

Breithaupt Centre

  • wheelchair
  • commode chair
  • pool lifts
  • accessible showers - bench, handheld shower head
  • ramp/stair entry to pool

Centreville Chicopee Community Centre

  • screen magnification software
  • headphones for computers
  • magnifier for reading printed material

Country Hills Community Centre

  • wheelchair lift for access to the stage
  • headphones for computers
  • PPA receiver for the gymnasium

Doon Pioneer Park Community Centre

  • headphones for the computer
  • adult change table

Downtown Community Centre

  • public-address (PA) system
  • wheelchairs
  • walkers
  • canes
  • elevator
  • FM system, sound field (sound amplifying device)
  • smartboard

Forest Heights Community Centre

  • personal PA receiver
  • headphones for computer

Huron Community Centre

  • adult change table

Kingsdale Community Centre

  • headphones for computer

Rockway Centre

  • wheelchairs
  • headphones for computers
  • elevator
  • ramp entry
  • evacuation chair
  • PA system

Stanley Park Community Centre

  • wheelchair
  • headphones for computer
  • accessible showers

Victoria Hills Community Centre

  • headphones for computer

Bridgeport Community Centre

  • headphones for computer

Chandler Mowat Community Centre

  • Headphones for computer

Mill-Courtland Community Centre

  • screen magnification software on computer
  • PPA receiver in the gym

Pools and arenas

Facility Assistive devices

Activa Sports Complex

  • elevator

Breithaupt Centre

  • wheelchair
  • commode chair
  • pool lifts
  • accessible showers - bench, handheld shower head
  • ramp/stair entry to pool

Civic Centre Rink

  • skis for wheelchairs
  • sledges

Forest Heights Pool

  • adapted life jackets
  • commode chairs
  • ramp/stair entry to pool
  • accessible showers - bench, handheld shower head
  • adult change table

Lyle Hallman Pool

  • commode chair
  • ramp/stair entry to pool

Harry Class Pool

  • ramp entry to the pool

Lions Arena

  • skating aides

Grand River Arena

  • skating aides

Don McLaren Arena

  • skating aides

Sportsworld Arena

  • elevator
  • skating aides

Parks

Park Assistive devices
Huron Natural Area
  • accessible washrooms
Kiwanis Park
  • accessible outdoor pool
  • accessible swing seat
McLennan Park
  • partial rubberized play surface
  • accessible swing seat
  • accessible picnic tables and seating
RBJ Schlegel Park
  • partial rubberized play surface
  • accessible swing seat
  • accessible sand digger
  • saucer swing
  • inclusive accessible playground spinner
  • accessible, universal, gender neutral washrooms
  • accessible picnic tables and seating
Victoria Park
  • partial rubberized play surface
  • accessible fitness equipment area with rubberized surface

 

Other locations

Facility Assistive devices

Kitchener City Hall

  • FM system - council chambers and Conestoga room
  • wheelchairs
  • evacuation chairs
  • Terra Trek wheelchair
  • elevators
  • ice sledges for skating rink
  • adult change table

Centre in the Square

  • adult change table

Williamsburg Cemetery

  • FM system in Dedication Centre

Kitchener Market

  • wheelchair
  • elevator

The Aud

  • elevators
  • FM personal hearing transmitters
  • skating aides
  • portable accessible lift for stage

Rockway Golf Course

  • FM system

Doon Valley Golf Course

  • FM system
  • accessible golf cart

Contact Us

City of Kitchener
200 King Street West,
Kitchener, Ontario
N2G 4G7
Telephone: 519-741-2345
TTY: 1-866-969-9994
Email: info@kitchener.ca

Land acknowledgement

The City of Kitchener is situated on the traditional territory of the Chonnonton, Anishinaabeg, and Haudenosaunee Peoples. We recognize our responsibility to act as stewards for the land and honour the original caretakers who came before us. Our community is enriched by the enduring knowledge and deep-rooted traditions of the diverse First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples who live in Kitchener today.