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As the pandemic continues on, so does the need for our work. Our programs remain critical for Canadians with disabilities – an already marginalized and high-risk group – particularly for those in rural communities, indigenous communities, and areas with low technology infrastructure.
Grant Hardy from AMI learns about the Arm Cycle Gaming Interface, an interactive fitness and rehab experience for people with spinal cord injuries.
Neil Squire and their Makers Making Change initiative are aiming to set an #ATWorldRecord on the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities to raise awareness of the need for affordable assistive technology solutions for people with disabilities.
Your support helps people with disabilities like Bluejay. We provided Bluejay with a “safe place to learn and to grow confidence to achieve goals” and supported him as he went back to school, graduated grade 12, and got a job. “I didn’t realize until I started working that I’m a hard worker.”
Join us for our Demo Week event and receive up to 30% off regular hearing aid pricing.