AccessibleBC: B.C.’s Accessibility Plan
Last updated on July 25, 2025
The AccessibleBC plan is a requirement for the B.C. government under the Accessible B.C. Act. Through regulations, some public organizations are also required to have their own plans. These include:
- Local governments
- School districts
- Health authorities
- Public libraries
The plan outlines priorities across a range of government ministries to advance accessibility. It’s written with:
- Ministry input
- Guidance from the Provincial Accessibility Committee
- Feedback received from the public
AccessibleBC is organized around the following pillars:
- Pillar 1: Creating a culture of accessibility and inclusion
- Pillar 2: Information and communications
- Pillar 3: Buildings, infrastructure and public spaces
- Pillar 4: Employment in the BC Public Service
- Pillar 5: Delivery of goods and services
In the spirit of “nothing about us without us”, we will continue to work with people with disabilities to develop future AccessibleBC plans.
Annual report
Government also publishes annual reports on progress to implement the Accessible B.C. Act. Read the annual report to learn how government is:
- Following the AccessibleBC plan
- Implementing the Accessible B.C. Act