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Foothills Medical Centre is the eighth hospital in Canada to receive adaptive gaming controls and equipment to help patients recover and rehabilitate from injuries and disabilities.

Students at Montgomery School in Saskatoon are learning about building electronics by helping make electronic adaptive switches for kids with movement-limiting disabilities.

A network of volunteers and staff have developed a cost-effective solution to help people with disabilities across Canada and the United States.

Makers Making Change creates low cost open source 3D printable adaptive devices that people can print themselves

A network of volunteers and staff have developed a cost-effective solution to help people with disabilities across Canada and the United States.

About 30 volunteers of all ages took part Sunday in the first Makers Making Change event held on P.E.I.

Store-bought toys can be inaccessible for children with disabilities. Adapted toys are expensive. A local group modifies them and donates them to people who need them.