The Widening Our World (WOW) Awards, presented by Community Living BC, recognize individuals and organizations across B.C. whose work is helping create more inclusive, accessible [...]
Destinni is a long time CAYA client. She started with a SuperTalker - a simple mid-tech device that would speak messages out loud. She is [...]
Brian Gillespie, a CAYA client with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), speaks out to the Vancouver Sun about how this neurodegenerative condition has impacted his life. [...]
Are you, or do you know a Canadian adult with Parkinson's disease, cerebral palsy, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Down syndrome, or someone who has speech [...]
PRC-Saltillo has posted a three-part blog series on TouchChat's Communication Journey: Aphasia, based on an interview with the co-authors of the AAC vocabulary template created [...]
At the time of filming, Megan had been using a CAYA iPad with TouchChat for about one year. In this video, her CAYA SLP, Tiffany, [...]
My name is Al Daly. I have ALS, a progressive neurological disease, and can no longer communicate with my own voice. During the earlier stages [...]
Hi there, this is Abby’s communication story. Before we met with the team from CAYA, we were using the Picture Exchange Communication system and had [...]
On August 29, 2023, the ALS Society of BC announced that Dr. Erik P. Pioro has been named to take the lead for Project Hope [...]
As announced during Accessibility Week on May 29, 2023, the Ministry of Social Development & Poverty Reduction has provided CAYA with $17.9 million over the [...]