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  OneTouch and Sign at a Time

Supporting people who are deafblind, as well as those living with a developmental disability who are Deaf, hard of hearing or use non-traditional forms of communication, to live their best lives.

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Events

Sensory Integration: Making Sensory Engagement Meaningful
Jan 23, 2025Virtual Workshop
Deepen your understanding of sensory integration, sensory integration disorder, and the impact of someone with sensory loss. This interactive workshop will address: Enhance your understanding of the 8 senses Sensory Integration Disorder The impact of sensory loss The importance of looking at activities and routines from a sensory perspective Sensory
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Sensory Loss and Aging
Feb 25, 2025Virtual Workshop
Change is an inevitable part of the aging process. In this workshop, we will delve into the aging process by exploring the senses and recognizing the impact of aging for a person who has sensory loss. “Aging in place” is a term used to describe a person living in the
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The Enriched Communication Approach Journey
Mar 20, 2025Virtual
This workshop is delivered through a dynamic speed seeking format. Speed seeking is the process of moving through timed short information sessions. Along your journey you will fill out your passport as you learn about six separate communication themed topics. This unique training will introduce you to tools and considerations
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Yarn Bombing – National DeafBlind Awareness Month
Jun 30, 2025Ontario Wide
A huge thank you to everyone who helped make 2024 our biggest Yarn Bombing event yet! As we gear up for our 5th celebration in June 2025, we need your help. Whether you want to craft pieces, assist with setup, or suggest new locations to Yarn Bomb, we’d love to
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Success Stories

A young woman, sits on a couch smiling with her right arm raised to chest level.

Christie’s Story

Meet Christie, a funny and friendly young woman who enjoys volunteering in her community, spending time outdoors and her favourite activity, swimming! Diagnosed at a young age with Cornelia de Lange syndrome – a genetic disorder present from birth that causes low vision and hearing – Christie is deafblind.

A close-up of a young woman’s face.

Impact on Families

Any story on professional caregiving will naturally focus on the individual receiving services and supports, but the family – the other caregivers – should not be overlooked. The impact on them is equally meaningful, and for many, the additional support can “give them back their lives.”

Impact on Families

Any story on professional caregiving will naturally focus on the individual receiving services and supports, but the family – the other caregivers – should not be overlooked. The impact on them is equally meaningful, and for many, the additional support can “give them back their lives.”

Giving That Makes Sense

Give today, and make a difference! Your simple touch will lead to endless opportunities.

An intervenor and man with deafblindness stand outside on a sunny day. The intervenor assists the man with communicating through an iPad.
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