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Neil Squire has received funding from the Government of Canada’s Accessible Technology Program to develop and release at least four cost-effective, customizable joystick-based alternative input devices through its Makers Making Change program.
Jocelyn from Spinal Cord Injury BC shared this video with us of her new assistive device, the “Magic Plunger,” which helps her reach the dial on her dryer thanks to the Makers Making Change community.
It was a record setting year in more ways than one for Neil Squire. Read our 2021 – 2022 Annual Report.
March 16th marks one year since we transitioned to virtual delivery due to COVID-19. Since then we’ve celebrated some milestones, launched new offerings, and learned many lessons. Most importantly though, we are still here to serve you!