Success Stories

See how Richmond Hill is leading by example in accessibility and mobility

Crosby Park Family Fair – September 20, 2014

No ordinary park, Crosby Park is designed for inclusive recreation, where everyone from the able-bodied and physically challenged to those with sensory and cognitive impairments, and even seniors, can enjoy the simple pleasures of outdoor recreation. The Crosby Park Family Fair entertains families of all ages in a carnival type setting, including your favourite cartoon characters, inflatables, children's entertainers and much more.

For more information about this event, please visit the City of Richmond Hill website.

From left to right: Ashleigh Macaskill, past Program Director,
Andrew Fisher, Chairman, Mayor Dave Barrow, Board Director,
& John Weir, Volunteer enjoy the festivities at Crosby Park

Help Us Lead Other Municipalities Adopt Our Accessible Parking By-Law 

RH Mobility has actively been encouraging other Municipalities to adopt the Parking By-Law that the City of Richmond Hill has, which allows RH Mobility to help make the City of Richmond Hill more accessible and by helping disabled residents of Richmond Hill improve their quality of life.

Please help create awareness about this great initiative and present it to your own Town Councils. For more information regarding the By-Law, please contact Brenda Psihalos at 289-695-5625 or richmondhillmobility@gmail.com.

Tricks And Treats For Children With Disabilities

RH Mobility is a proud supporter of the Children's Treatment Network (CTN) Annual Inclusive Halloween event. The event provides a fun, safe and inclusive environment for children with disabilities to trick or treat! There are all sorts of fun games to play, prizes to win, crafts to make and activities to take part in.

Andrea Lewis, Program Director (me only in a clown outfit)

Andrea Lewis, Program Director and Avery Painter, Event Organizer
(Getting ready to share in festivities at the Children's Treatment Network Annual Halloween Party)