Thumbs UP…to the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC), a non-profit, private organization in collaboration with 27 member sport organizations, for its new, redesigned website and enhanced digital presences. CPC also launched a new fan focused newsletter for the Paris Games and beyond. Named CAN Crew, the monthly newsletter connects fans with
A Moment of Calm By CMHA Research has shown that ambient music promotes relaxation and mindfulness while nature sounds have a profound effect on mental health. Canadian Mental Health Association and Little Symphony created this playlist to provide a moment of calm whether you’re resting, studying, or just taking a break. Hit play, and
Launch of Dyslexic U Led by Richard Branson, a team of passionate individuals have launched DyslexicU to teach the skills most relevant to today’s world, Dyslexic Thinking skills. (DTS) The courses are for anyone at any stage of life. Case in point, “Made By Dyslexia” has recently revealed its new Intelligence 5.0 report that clearly
Financing for Mobility and Accessibility Devices By Tim Moulton, Canadian Country Head, humm Group A young woman in her thirties recently faced a life-changing spinal injury. As a new wheelchair user, her two-story home became a daily challenge, with the stairs rendering the upper floor inaccessible. Her physical therapist recommended a
The Information Interview Dear Joanna, I’m a new graduate from a high school special ed program. I’m looking for a career – not just a job – in early childhood education as an assistant (ECA). I had a two month co-op placement in a child care centre which helped me chose this career path. I […]
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