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“The Digital Jumpstart program provided me with an improved comfort level with the computer with help from a one-on-one instructor. I also received a laptop, an ergonomic mouse, a keyboard, as well as a headset. I am retired so I will not be searching for work, but this program helped me with my understanding of computers and technology.”
We did it! Thanks to your support, we have hosted over 100 events, and delivered 540 adapted toys and 824 switches to children with disabilities across Canada.
“With an injury, there’s going to be huge changes, but life does carry on,” says Sonja. “When I introduce people to the BC SCI Network, I know their social circles will broaden, they’ll have access to assistance, and they’ll experience opportunities that can change their lives. Everything, from the big, exciting things like sports, to the small, subtle things that can transform your day-to-day life.”
The University of Lethbridge Agility program hosted two events in partnership with Makers Making Change, as part of their Youth Making Change initiative.
Jason had never had a job before, and had never gone through the job search process. He has cerebral palsy, mild spastic diplegia, and scoliosis, but does not use a wheelchair as he has had surgeries in the past to help him walk.