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Since fall, Makers Making Change has sent over 50 demo kits — containing a variety of 3D printed assistive devices — to targeted hospitals, rehab centres, libraries, and programs that work with people with disabilities throughout Canada. In all, over 450 devices have been delivered through the kits.
YACRO reached out to Neil Squire’s Working Together program to see if there was any help available to support the Shanty Café in continuing to provide opportunities to people with disabilities.
“I wanted to learn how to use the computer better, and to talk with friends, and use Facebook and email.”
“I have a profound hearing impairment. It means that it is difficult for me to follow group conversations.”
We’re happy to announce another new Makers Making Change chapter, this one in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Miles Macdonell Collegiate, of the River East Transcona School Division, is the site of our newest chapter.