Dear Families, As you know by now, Doug Ford announced last week that family visits will resume for those people living in long-term care, retirement or congregate group settings. In…
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Charities across Canada are facing fundraising shortfalls and a number of operational challenges due to COVID-19 and the associated social distancing. Sensity aims to deliver creative and impactful virtual programming…
Sensity is grateful to the Proietto family of Caledon for a donation of much-needed face shields. The first 51 face shields arrived at the Resource Centre the week of April…
We know that this is a challenging time for everyone and that it can be especially difficult for individuals who are deafblind or affected by sensory loss, along with their…
St. Catharines residents Tony, Vicki and Justin received new wheelchairs from Niagara Wheelchairs and Seating last week. Our St. Catharines Supported Independent Living Program team started the ball rolling by…
BY: CERENNA (Co-op Student, W. Ross Macdonald School *Cerenna captures her experience with Sensity Training Department in a two part series acting as an Intervenor and going under deafblind simulation*…
Connie beamed with a smile as she danced along to the reverberations coming from the ImmersX Tactile Body Immersion (TBI) chair. ImmersX Inc. is a Toronto based technology company that…
It was a chance to put aside theory and receive firsthand advice, including do’s and don’ts, from people who are deafblind. Chantelle and John Jr. were among four consumers to…
My name is Darby Allison and I work at Wendy’s on Chemong Road in Peterborough. I started as a high school co-op student in 2009. I learned a lot in…
Kaitlin was transformed into the pages of Dr. Seuss stories, enjoying an accessible and multisensory experience at the Dr. Seuss Experience @experienceseuss in Mississauga. This was the first time the…
