Computer Comfort Opens Doors for Ron’s Art
If you spend time in one of our offices, you might notice some special artwork on the walls. That’s courtesy of Ron, a Computer Comfort participant and a very talented artist based in Regina.
We use technology, knowledge and passion to empower Canadians with disabilities.
Skip to NavigationIf you spend time in one of our offices, you might notice some special artwork on the walls. That’s courtesy of Ron, a Computer Comfort participant and a very talented artist based in Regina.
Not only is Lorrisa equipped with the knowledge to be successful in employment, but her confidence has increased as well.
Marcie had a stroke several years ago, which has left her with hemiparesis — weakness — on her right side. This made using a traditional heavy vacuum with a cord — particularly on the stairs — difficult, and even dangerous for her.
On Saturday, October 15th, we were pleased to partner with Brampton Library to host a Youth Making Change family build event at their Springdale Branch.
“From a UX designer’s perspective, I was often surprised at how a feature that I had initially thought was designed well could unintentionally have a negative impact on the user experience for those who were not comfortable using technology.”