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On November 21st, over 20 students from Winnipeg’s Met schools traded in their pens and pencils for soldering irons as they worked together to build assistive switches and adapt RC car toys for children with disabilities as part of Neil Squire’s #HackingForTheHolidays campaign.
Join the North and West Vancouver School Districts, Community Living BC and Ministry of Children and Family Development for an evening of discussion and transition-related resources for youth and families. Note: the event is targeted to families with children ages 12 and up. In addition to sharing information about inclusive resources, community connections and continuing […]
In 2020, Johanna was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and can experience both manic and depressive states. She was also diagnosed with ADHD and red-green colour blindness, and says that routine, repetition, and structure are needed for her to succeed in a work environment.
Our Makers Making Change team had a great time at the Skills Canada National Competition on May 25th and 26th in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Over the past six months, our Clubs That Care program supported Canadian clubs to build affordable assistive technology. Groups like engineering clubs, community service organizations, and academic societies helped deliver affordable assistive devices to the community.