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#AssistiveTechnology like voice controls and automatic door openers are vital in independent living.
Our friends at @PROP_TIL are providing home automation systems for youth aged 12-18 with limited mobility in #BC. Apply here: ow.ly/OzSV50Lm3sw
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The Steady Handy bar helps you sit and stand when entering and exiting a car! #AssistiveTechnology
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The WebAIM Million - 2022 update: webaim.org/projects/million/ An annual accessibility evaluation of the home pages for the top 1,000,000 web sites.
A summary of key findings is at webaim.org/blog/webaim-milli…
We found small improvements, but still much to be done. #WebAIMMillion
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The next time you're visiting with your eye doctor, ask if you can benefit from Braille Institute's free low vision rehabilitation services. Have the doctor send over the referral form and then make an appointment with one of our low vision specialists. brailleinstitute.org/low-vis…
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#InternationalWheelchairDay was on March 1st, with users celebrating the #Positive impact a #Wheelchair has on their lives.
But it was also a day to remember there is still more to be done in this world for people with #Disabilities to give them total freedom & independence!
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a11yphant, a little tool that teaches web accessibility, one step at a time, broken down into manageable tasks.
a11yphant.com/
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CARD® Parent Training Event | Gimme Gimme Gimme! Strategies for Addressing Your Child’s Wants, Fri. March 11 12pm. Click To Join The Class ► bit.ly/CARDParentTraining22
Visit CenterForAutism.com or email [email protected]
#autism #ASD #centerforautism #parenttraining
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We’re so excited to share #IWillAlwaysBeMe - a new way for people with #motorneuronedisease to bank their voice through SpeakUnique!
ℹ️Find out more at iwillalwaysbeme.com.
#MND #ALS #VoiceBanking #AAC
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In our February Peer Newsletter, you'll find recommendations on gloves for winter wheeling, the best ways to be seen when wheeling on these dark, gloomy nights, and exciting new research studies from Dr. Borisoff and Dr. Claydon and others! Read more here: conta.cc/3IMynEm
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A 3D printed stylus can make using touch screens more accessible. Bonus: they are completely customizable! Conductive PLA and stylus tips are the secret here! #3Dprinting #AssistiveTechnology #accessibility
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SPARK will be the largest autism study in US history and the goal is to speed up research to understand causes & treatments for ASD. There is no cost and it can be completed online.
You will receive a $50 Amazon gift card for participating!
LEARN MORE: bit.ly/SPARKSTDY-StanfordCD
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Reading Tip – Using a book stand can help to keep your body in a comfortable and upright position when reading at a table.
#BrailleInstitute #NoBoundariesInSight #LowVisionAwarenessMonth #VisionImpairment #LowVision #LowVisionRehabilitation #HelpfulTips
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Calling all healthcare professionals 📢 sign up to one of our free voice banking webinars and create your own SpeakUnique voice to demo to your clients 🧑💻🎧. Email [email protected] to book onto one of the below sessions:
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Here are some play-time tips to assist you when indulging a child with learning disabilities :)
#PlayBasedLearning #BoardGames #ToddlerGames #Fun #Children #DisabilityAwareness #SpecialNeedsFamily #ToddlerActivities #PlayandLearn #ParentingTips #OccupationalTherapy #Family


























