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Adam loves racing games. Thanks to his new adaptive gaming set-up from Neil Squire’s Makers Making Change program, he can now play them with his brother and his friends.
Today, Tyrone and Shannel from our Calgary office did their own Walk and Roll for National AccessAbility Week.
We’re proud to share that our Calgary office has recently partnered with Gateway Association and MentorAbility Alberta. Shannel Boon, a Case Manager for our Creative Employment Options program, was invited to become a Mentor and had the pleasure of meeting Kennedy and assisting her on her career exploration journey.
Neil Squire’s Makers Making Change program and Youth Central have partnered up to teach youth STEM based skills and adapt toys for kids with disabilities as part of the Hacking for the Holidays campaign.
Makers Making Change Accessible Gaming Lead Tyler Fentie was honoured to receive the Alberta Therapeutic Recreation Association (ATRA) Community Partnership Award.