Kingston residents Hannah, Katie and Martha will soon be able to enjoy “winter picnics” in their garage and games of Connect 4 with family and friends thanks to a grant…
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Dear Families, No doubt you are aware of the ever-changing status of the COVID-19 pandemic and the recent concerns expressed by health officials regarding the rapid increase in active cases….
“It has my name on it” Darby cheered as she opened her brand new iPad to see “Darby” engraved on the back. When the package arrived both Darby and her…
County of Brant is holding a photo op for the new Nith River Sensory Trail on Thursday, Oct. 15 and Sensity has been invited to participate. We are grateful for…
Halton Hills resident Brandon Melo has a brand new iPad thanks to the federal Emergency Community Support Fund and the Community Foundation Halton North, which approved the grant request submitted…
On Sept. 9 we were honoured to have OPP Const. Ken Johnston and Volunteer Firefighter with Norfolk County, Marcia VanHaverbeke for a virtual meet and greet as part of community…
Sensity and the people we support are benefiting from the federal government’s $350-million Emergency Community Support Fund program intended to help charities and non-profits during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sensity was…
Sensity will be adding four wheelchair accessible picnic tables to the Resource Centre property thanks to a grant from the County of Brant. The grant for $4,830 was approved by…
Sensity and the people we support are benefiting from the federal government’s $350-million Emergency Community Support Fund program intended to help charities and non-profits during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sensity was…
People with disabilities are eligible for a one-time, tax-free payment of $600 to help with extraordinary expenses incurred during the COVD-19 pandemic. Known as Bill C-20, the legislation received Royal…
