C'est avec plaisir qu'INCA Québec propose aux enfants de 6 à 10 ans une nouvelle série d’ateliers de lecture amusants et stimulants.
À travers 5 rencontres hebdomadaires, vos enfants auront la chance de développer leur goût pour la lecture tout en travaillant leur imagination et leur créativité. De plus, ces rencontres auront pour effet de les apprendre à évacuer le stress par le divertissement. En plus, ils recevront des idées de livres pour enrichir leur bibliothèque personnelle!
Vos jeunes participeront à des activités de bricolage, de montage, de dessins en relief et plus encore en lien avec des récits thématiques racontés par des intervenants qualifiés lors de chaque rencontre.
Ces ateliers font partie du nouveau programme Jeunesse d'INCA Québec. D'autres beaux projets s'en viennent ! Pour rester à l'affût , inscrivez-vous à l'infolettre du programme Jeunesse.
New partnership brings community expertise and lived experience into the development of wearable technology, with practical support to help people explore its possibilities.
FirstTap uses fun games and activities to children who are blind or have low vision the commands and gestures (like swiping, pinching, and tapping) to use Apple’s operating system (iOS) its built-in vision accessibility features. Created by CNIB for young children (ages 2 +), activities are tailored to different skill levels, so kids can choose exercises that match their age, skill level and interests.
Held every September, Guide Dog Access Awareness Month is a time to raise awareness and understanding of guide dogs, the rights of guide dog handlers, and to champion equal access for guide dog teams.
While guide dog refusals happen in many settings, transportation remains one of the most common areas where handlers encounter barriers and discrimination. That’s why, in support of our commitment to safe and accessible journeys, our advocacy campaign this year is focused on guide dog access in transportation.
It’s not uncommon for vision loss to occur as we age, but for some, its onset can be sudden and unexpected. That was the experience for one woman from Victoria, Madison Sutcliffe, who suddenly lost about 90% of her vision during pregnancy. Looking for support and community, she reached out to CNIB and joined the Come to Work program
To strengthen our voices and support the professional development of our Ontario advocates, ambassadors and CNIB staff, we’ve launched Educate to Advocate – an advocacy program designed to drive achievement and equality through education.
