Rural Accessibility Project - Notary Foundation

Acknowledgment of Support from the Notary Foundation

We at the Vancouver Island Human Rights Coalition (VIHRC) would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the Notary Foundation for their generous support and funding, which has been instrumental in the success of Phase One of our Accessibility Project.

Their commitment to promoting accessibility and inclusivity has enabled us to make significant strides toward empowering communities and addressing critical barriers faced by individuals with disabilities.

As part of our transparency and dedication to sharing our progress, we are pleased to publish the Phase One report on our website. This report highlights the impactful work made possible by the Notary Foundation and serves as a foundation for the next steps in our journey toward a more accessible and equitable future.

Thank you for standing with us as we continue this important work.






We would like to acknowledge that the lands on which the Vancouver Island Human Rights Coalition office is located, are the traditional territorial lands of the Lekwungen peoples (Songhees and Esquimalt First Nations). We thank the Lekwungen peoples for allowing us to work and assist those in need, on their lands.