Neil Squire Prairie Region Donates Assistive Technology Kits for Students With Disabilities Across Saskatchewan
With funds raised by our sixth annual Princess Ball, our Prairie Regional Office has donated four Assistive Technology Resource Kits — each containing upwards of $1,800 worth of specialized assistive technology — to support students with disabilities at Regina General Hospital and Ronald McDonald House Saskatchewan through our Solutions for Schools initiative.
Over the past several weeks, our Prairie Region Solutions team, Amanda LaRose and Chelsea Osiowy, have been hard at work. From researching and planning to carefully selecting tools, building kits, and delivering them into the community, their focus has been on one goal: creating meaningful, accessible learning opportunities for students who need them most.
Solutions for Schools Kit Donation: École Monseigneur De Laval
Our Prairie Team visited École Monseigneur De Laval in Regina yesterday and donated a French language Solutions for Schools kit. The kit contains upwards of $1,200 worth of assistive technology, allowing students to access and trial a wide variety of low- and high-tech solutions. The school’s Grade 6 class was super engaged and had lots of great questions for our team.
Prairie Regional Office Donates Solutions for Schools Kits to Yellowknife Schools
In October, our Prairie Regional Office donated Solutions for School assistive technology kits to six schools in Yellowknife Education District #1. Each kit contains upwards of $1,200 worth of assistive technology, allowing students to access and trial a wide variety of low- and high-tech solutions.



