A simple set of instructions, toy parts, and teamwork is all it took to change the lives of some very deserving children.
Members of ‘s Emergency Response Team (ERT) in Regina, Saskatchewan have long stepped up to support their community. The group is committed to engaging in team-building activities that give back to people, places, and organizations right at home.
In July, the team geared up for one of its most innovative activities to date 鈥 building safe and accessible toys for children with disabilities through Makers Making Change.
Thanks to the team鈥檚 engagement and hard work, interactive toys, switches, and battery interrupters have been delivered to the . As part of those efforts, we would also like to extend a special thank you to Unifor 594 for keeping everyone 鈥榝uelled鈥 by sponsoring lunch for the three separate build dates.
鈥淲e are always looking for ways to have a positive impact on our community,鈥 says Fire Chief Paul Flaman. 鈥淭ogether with Neil Squire, we鈥檙e proud to be involved with a project that promotes inclusivity and that allows children with disabilities to enjoy toys just like any other kid.鈥
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