Kids with disabilities show off creative costumes for accessible Halloween
Families with the KidsAbility Centre for Child Development got the chance to celebrate Halloween a night early at the organization's annual trick-or-treating party. The costumes were top-notch.
Low-key trick-or-treating and relaxed activities offered by region's Kidsability Centre
Families who attend the KidsAbility Centre for Child Development had the chance to celebrate Halloween a night early at the centre's annual trick-or-treating party Wednesday.
The night is an opportunity for kids to celebrate the holiday in a relaxed environment. For some, it's a practice run for a second round of trick-or-treating on Halloween night.
"It's a really good opportunity for them to sort of get a sense of what might actually be in store for them [on Halloween]," said KidsAbility CEO Linda Kenny.
Many families also use the night as an opportunity to showcase their costume design skills. You can check out the photos below.
