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Kent was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD), bipolar disorder, depression, and ADHD. He also spent many years battling addiction, which inspired him to want to help others like him.
The initiative sees us working with community partners across Canada including rehab hospitals, and we provide them with gaming gear, resources, and training. Our partners become GAME Checkpoints where people with disabilities can access those resources.
Damian’s hard work, passion, and dedication soon paid off. He was offered a full-time position as a line cook in Calgary using his skills and passion to cook and create delicious dishes.
Matteo was working as a restaurant kitchen manager, but last year he had a knee injury that led to a torn meniscus. His injury required surgery and extensive physio, and now his knee has physical limitations preventing him from returning to more physical work.
The University of Lethbridge Agility program hosted two events in partnership with Makers Making Change, as part of their Youth Making Change initiative.