Inclusivity isn’t just a goal—it’s a value we deeply care about. Adaptive design is at the heart of our work because we understand that every child is unique, with different needs and abilities.
When we inspect a playground, we don’t just look at safety; we also ask, “Can every child truly enjoy this space?” Adaptive design means evaluating the playground to ensure it’s accessible to children with mobility challenges, sensory processing needs, or cognitive disabilities.
Does the playground have ramps or wide pathways for children using wheelchairs or mobility aids? Are there sensory play areas for children who experience the world differently? These are just a few of the questions we ask during our inspections.
Creating an inclusive playground isn’t just about accessibility; it’s about fostering connections. When children of all abilities play together, they learn empathy, build friendships, and grow in ways that go beyond the playground.
