DASSP - Disabled Allies of Sam Smith Park

An inclusive Environmental Group, focusing on Disabled related issues in Sam Smith Park, South Etobicoke
This blog conforms to approved verbal audio translation software for the Visually Impaired

Sunday, 26 July 2020

Important Warning Signage at SSP is not Disabled Friendly.

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Some very important signage at Sam Smith Park has long been placed too high for most Disabled to even notice. As visitors enter from the p...
Saturday, 20 June 2020

Lakeshore Lodge residents enjoy the fully accessible SSP Skating Trail in the summertime !

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One of the most wonderful and unexpected uses of the SSP Skating Trail, is the pleasure it brings to mobility impaired residents of nearby L...

Efforts to make the Pavilion accessible - Toronto Parks AODA / Chris Clarke and Helen Sousa

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DASSP has received a reply from Jorge Ture, of Toronto Parks, regarding the modifications required to make the covered Pavilion accessible f...
Saturday, 13 June 2020

Visually Impaired - Feedback on Braille received from Toronto Forestry.

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DASSP has received feedback from Janette, of Toronto Forestry, on our questions about making SSP more accessible to the Visually Impaired co...
Saturday, 6 June 2020

Making SSP Interpretive Signs Accessible to the Blind - Toronto Forestry

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A number of years back one current member of DASSP and many members of FOSS were able to convince City of Toronto Forestry (Janette Harvey),...
Thursday, 4 June 2020

Making the SSP Pavilion accessible - Toronto Parks

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One of the issues DASSP has identified requiring remediation, is the lack of accessibility to the Pavilion opposite the playing Oval.  Dis...
Wednesday, 3 June 2020

The Observation Deck is now safe for Disabled again !

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Saturday, after quite a few months of waiting, the Observation Deck at the southwest end of the Pond was finally re-opened. The original D...
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