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In Adapta3D, the students put together a catalogue of Makers Making Change assistive technology designs, and then take orders from students and staff — including occupational therapists and other clinicians — at the school, before building the devices and delivering them.
Gabriel is self-employed in the tech field. He works in an office and needs to wear leg orthoses for moving around in the office space, as well as to and from work.
With the help of a wage subsidy through our Creative Employment Options program, Grizzly Spring Waters have recently hired two youth with disabilities — River and Brody.
Seeking a positive change and a chance to investigate new career avenues, Gregory was drawn to the Empower3D program, in particular the opportunity to explore the manufacturing sector while strengthening essential job-seeking skills.
Lovisa works with an organization helping women fleeing abuse. Her job involves talking with clients in-person and over the phone, a task made difficult by her hearing loss.