This edition of Gizmo highlights the creativity and impact of Tetra volunteers across Canada.
Inside, you’ll follow the story of Paralympian Mark Ideson, who collaborated with the London Chapter to design custom treadmill extensions that support his training. You’ll also step inside the Tetra Woodworking Shop, where participants learn accessible woodworking skills and create meaningful, personalized projects.
This issue also features two project spotlights—a simple 3D-printed guitar pick holder that helped musician Sean return to playing with VAMS, and an adapted exercise bike project designed for a young boy in Regina. Finally, meet Tetra’s newest Chapter Coordinator and read an inspiring profile of one of our longest-serving leaders.
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