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Neil Squire’s Makers Making Change program is proud to support the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC (CPABC)’s Gamers Club initiative, bringing accessible gaming to people with cerebral palsy in British Columbia.
We’re looking to raise $200,000 to spread the joy of play this holiday season. Every dollar counts — many battery-operated toys can be adapted with just $5 of parts, while $60 can cover the whole cost of a toy and switch. This year, give the gift of play.
Our Makers Making Change program is excited to launch the GAME Kit, a new initiative to expand accessible gaming across Canada. This versatile kit contains adaptive gaming gear and an easy-to-follow guide to help your organization set up engaging adaptive gaming showcases. Choose from three tiers to meet your specific needs.
In Adapta3D, the students put together a catalogue of Makers Making Change assistive technology designs, and then take orders from students and staff — including occupational therapists and other clinicians — at the school, before building the devices and delivering them.
Our directors and managers from across Canada are at our Burnaby Head Office this week for National Team Meetings.