Help Improve Accessibility at Public Services and Procurement Canada
Official title: Three-year Departmental Accessibility Plan
Public Services and Procurement Canada wants to hear about barriers you've faced when using their services. They're developing their next accessibility plan and need real experiences to guide improvements. Your feedback will shape how the department serves Canadians with disabilities.
Why This Matters
Use a wheelchair and struggle with government buildings? Have trouble reading government forms? This is your chance to tell them what's broken. PSPC handles procurement and real property for the whole federal government—changes here ripple across every department.
What Could Change
PSPC could update building designs, website accessibility, and service delivery based on your feedback. The department must publish accessibility plans under the Accessible Canada Act. Your input directly shapes their commitments for the next three years.
Key Issues
- What accessibility barriers have you experienced when using PSPC services?
- How can PSPC improve its accessibility plan and services?
How to Participate
- Visit the PSPC accessibility page to learn about their current accessibility initiatives and how to provide feedback.