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On Friday, our Regina Office celebrated our 42nd anniversary with a community barbecue, giving away 1,000 hot dogs, chips and drinks. We are grateful to our sponsors, Prairie Meats, Northgate Bakery Regina, Sherwood Co-op, and Taylor Toyota, and to the City of Regina firefighters, who helped hand out hot dogs. Thank you to the community for always supporting us and those we serve.
Today marks the 42nd anniversary of the Neil Squire Society, and I wanted to share a story from our early days (and a couple photos).
We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated in National AccessAbility Week 2026! We saw an incredible show of support from individuals, schools, organizations, and communities across the country.
Ten years ago, non-profit organization and Canadian leader in assistive technology, Neil Squire Society launched their Makers Making Change program which brings together community based makers and volunteers to create affordable, open‑source assistive technologies for people with disabilities.
Over the past 10 years, Makers Making Change has hosted over 1,800 build events, engaged 45,000 volunteers, and delivered over 30,000 devices to people with disabilities around the world. Our open-source assistive device library has over 200 designs for assistive technologies that anyone can make and customize, while our platform ensures that people with disabilities who need assistive technology connect with volunteer makers who can build them.