Anabela Da Silva is a married mother of three children, the eldest of whom is deafblind and now 20 years old. In her professional life she has been a legal…
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We are saddened by the loss of Stan Munroe, an international leader in the field of deafblindness who also helped plant the roots of our organization. Stan passed away on…
Sensity was well represented when the program for the 17th Deafblind International World Conference 2019 was unveiled on Monday. Music therapist Amy Di Nino of ADD Music Wellness, manager of…
I am pleased and excited to introduce myself as the first Chair of Sensity Deafblind and Sensory Support Network of Canada. I am a parent of a daughter who is…
Elevator Project We are pleased to announce that we were successful in applying for a federal grant to retrofit and renovate our Paris apartment building with an accessible elevator. The…
We are proud to announce that we are now known as Sensity Deafblind and Sensory Support Network of Canada, or Sensity for short. We unveiled our new Sensity name, logo...
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Hello everyone. First and foremost, I would like to thank each of you for joining us today for this most exciting time in the history of our organization. Today is...
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Drum mallets pound inches from Nicholas Fice’s face and he is grinning from ear to ear. It’s a music therapy class at the Sensity Resource Centre in Paris, Ont. and...
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The following story is shared by Hannah’s parents Cathy and Nick. Hannah and her family are very thankful for the Intervenor Services offered by Sensity. Hannah is a happy 25-year-old...
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The following story is shared by Campbell's mom, Joanna. A picture of Cami sitting at a table Campbell Labonte is an amazing little boy, not just because he is my...
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