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Happy Pi Day! Not only is today Pi Day, but this also marks five years since the first public build of the LipSync. A lot has happened since then, so we thought we would take this opportunity to look back at the LipSync and introduce the new, updated design that we are finalizing.
On January 27th, 2017, makers and people with disabilities came together in Vancouver, BC to work with each other over a 48 hour period to develop a device that improves the quality of life for the person with a disability. By the end of the event, each team developed a working prototype.
On November 21, Neil Squire Occupational Therapist Katrina Tilley was presented the award for CAOT-BC’s Outstanding Occupational Therapist of the Year at cOnnecT Day.
Neil Squire has been at the forefront of virtual programming for nearly 20 years. Read about our history in using a variety of technologies to serve our program participants.
Today, the Neil Squire Society has 13 offices across Canada, and has directly impacted over 43,000 Canadians with disabilities.