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Skip to NavigationNeil Squire Society has been nominated to receive a Community Access Award to recognize our contributions to accessible technology and community driven innovation for individuals with disabilities. The awards ceremony takes place on May 29th.
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.
For National AccessAbility Week, and as part of their Road to 25 celebration event series, the team at OpenRoad Volkswagen Burnaby and community and youth volunteers adapted 30 toy cars for children with disabilities on May 27th.
Lola works in food service at a care home for seniors. She has hearing loss, and with over 100 residents to serve, it was becoming hard for her to hear food orders.
Magrid is a language-free math app designed to be used by students from a variety of linguistic and academic backgrounds. It’s also designed to be approachable for students with diverse learning styles.