Connecting people with disabilities to affordable assistive technology www.MakersMakingChange.com How does Makers Making Change work? People with disabilities and disability professionals suggest ideas and request devices from our open source library. Makers in the community, like educators, makerspace members, and hobbyists, volunteer their skills, tools, and time to build requests and ideas. Users only pay for the material costs. Makers Making Change is for you if: • Commercial devices are unaffordable • You’re looking for a customized device • Commercial devices don’t address your needs SPONSORS OF MAKERS MAKING CHANGE Contact Us If you have any questions or would like to collaborate, reach out to us at: Prairie Office 1353 Broad St. Regina, SK | 306.781.6023 [email protected]Central Office 150 Kilgour Rd. Toronto, ON | 416.797.6757 [email protected]Atlantic Office 504 - 5475 Spring Garden Rd. Halifax, NS | 902.410.9024 [email protected]Head Office | R&D Lab 400 – 3999 Henning Dr. Burnaby, BC | 604.473.9363 [email protected]Calgary Office 7101 5 St. SE Calgary, AB | 403.461.4783 [email protected]@MakerMakeChange MakersMakingChange.com @MakersMakingChange /NeilSquireSoc
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Connecting people with disabilities to affordableassistive technology
w w w.MakersMakingChange.com
How does Makers Making Change work?
People with disabilities and disability
professionals suggest ideas and request
devices from our open source library.
Makers in the community, like educators,
makerspace members, and hobbyists,
volunteer their skills, tools, and time to
build requests and ideas. Users only pay
for the material costs.
Makers Making Change is for you if:
• Commercial devices are unaffordable
• You’re looking for a customized device
• Commercial devices don’t address your needs
SPONSORS OF MAKERS MAKING CHANGE
Contact UsIf you have any questions or would like to collaborate, reach out to us at:
with disabilities by utilizing the open source and
maker movement to create affordable assistive
technologies at the community level.
Maker
Request
Event
What is Makers Making Change?
The Neil Squire Society is a Canadian national not-for-profit organization that has been empowering people with disabilities through technology for over thirty years.
See Neil Squire Society’s full list of programs and services at: www.neilsquire.ca