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Independence through Adaptive Technology

Sierra's independence is supported with a wireless interface and switch to enable her to access her school computer using the buttons she uses for driving her chair.

Tom and the Huskies — a mutually beneficial partnership!

Tom obtained employment with the help of the Partners In Employment program, but needed more in his life than just work.

Employment success for Bill

With the ongoing support from staff members at the Partners In Employment office, Bill has realized his goal of full-time, meaningful employment.

No limitations

Tony has not allowed his below-knee amputation to affect his lifestyle, maintaining a quality of life that's so important to him.

Employment Success for Kyle

Kyle found the transition from school to community work daunting but, with support from Council staff, he has become one of the most dependable and trustworthy employees at the Recycle Depot. He is proud of what he has accomplished.

Fun with FunAbilities all year long!

The magic and fun of the Summer Fun program is spread out all year long at the Parkland Ability Centre with the FunAbilities program.

The Yorkton Branch Celebrates

The completely transformed Parkland Ability Centre and Tillman Quality of Life Centre offer a future of possibilities for people with varying abilities in Yorkton. Watch our video

A Walk Through History

AS TOURS GO, Wendy Klingenberg Roe offers a unique view of nearly every facet of the Council’s organization. All through her life she has been connected to the Council in various ...

No Regrets

Wayne Wehrhan was introduced to innovative technology in 1998 when the Council asked him if he would demonstrate the C-Leg ... He says, laughing, “I just about took off and never came back.”

WalkAide

WalkAide uses a sensor to monitor the movement of the affected leg during walking while, at the same time, the computer software (called Walk Analyst) controls the timing of the stimulation.

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Camp Easter Seal video

Camp Easter Seal is a recreational program of the Saskatchewan Abilities Council. Situated in one of the most picturesque locations in Saskatchewan, it is completely wheelchair accessible and is dedicated to providing a fun and barrier-free experience to all campers. Enjoy!

The Saskatchewan Abilities Council works with people of varying abilities to enhance their independence and participation in the community through vocational, rehabilitation and recreational services.

What's New

March 7, 2012	Kids Who Can presented by Canon: A special project by PhotoSensitive and Easter Seals. Click here to see the gallery. ...more

August 31, 2011	On August 30, more than 62 superheroes made their descent down Carlton Tower in Saskatoon and raised over $113,000, enough to send 75 kids to camp. ...more

August 28, 2011	Saturday, August 27, 2011 more than 40 superheroes made their descent down the side of Hill Tower II in support of children living with disabilities in Regina ...more

August 25, 2011	The Saskatchewan Automobile Dealers Association (SADA), a long and proud supporter of Easter Seals™ Saskatchewan programs, this year generously donated funds to purchase a brand new wheelchair accessible bus. ...more

October 21, 2010	Happy Nappy Cloth Diaper Service NOW IN SASKATCHEWAN! ...more

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