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“I am really glad that your website is there for people to use, and I love that the plans are shared without a cost involved,” Rachel says. “I don’t know how I would have made these kinds of adaptations for my student without that kind of resource.”
Ashley, who was born without a thumb on her right hand, printed our Nail Clipper Holder to make clipping her nails much easier.
“It’s not as scary to open a computer anymore,” he laughs. “Because I would open up the computer and just start trying to go here, trying to go there, and I’d just get confused and lost. They were able to show me take step one, step two, step three — it made it a little easier for me to understand and to cope with.”
For one occupational therapist in Vancouver, BC, Makers Making Change came in handy when her client with a spinal cord injury needed a customized utensil holder.
Denise works part-time as a cashier, but is currently looking for her “ideal job” with WorkBC Employment Services in Coquitlam.