The enabling accessibility fund is designed for exactly the purposes you're talking about. To increase accessibility in smaller projects, we have a $14 million annual budget. I'm excited to say that in budget 2016 an additional $4 million was added over two years. With this, we can help employers and communities across the country make those accessibility improvements that really are barriers to full participation. Adding $4 million over two years, we anticipate around 80 small projects across the country. If you think that each time there is a bar or a ramp or an automatic door and somebody doesn't have to ask for help but feels included, it's a big bang for your buck.
On April 11th, 2016. See this statement in context.