How service animals reduce disability barriers in Kamloops (Tk’emlúps)
A service dog owner in Kamloops says more awareness of working animals and their handlers' human rights is needed to ensure disabled residents can get around town freely.
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People in Motion program gets those with disabilities where they need to go
Wheelchair accessible vans run by volunteers shuttle residents to appointments, social events, family gatherings and more.
Residents say making Kamloops more accessible requires action and care
Residents with mobility challenges say despite progress to make Kamloops accessible, the city can still be difficult to navigate.
Local workers find connection through supported employment
This Kamloops-based agency ensures residents with developmental disabilities and their employers benefit from an inclusive workplace.
