My name is Luke Boyko, and I am a third-year history major at Simon Fraser University. My interest in history began in middle school, where social studies was my favourite subject. This evolved into history becoming the obvious choice for my major going into university. My time at SFU has been exciting and nothing but […]
Impact Stories
Matthew’s Campership Story
Summer is a time for having fun and feeling free and the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC would like to help make that happen! As an organization, our vision is to help provide a Life Without Limits. One of the ways we do this is through financially assisted Camperships for individuals of all ages with […]
A Time to Reconnect – Geo’s Camp Story
Geo’s camp story is about making new friends He’s a social butterfly and he thrives on social interactions and keeping up with his friendships.” According to his mom, Blanca, 18-year-old Geo (Christian) Hernandez loves to socialize and make new friends. He primarily does this each summer when he attends camp. When asked why he loves […]
Ella’s Camp Story
14-year-old Ella van Enter loves to expand her knowledge and use her brain. For this reason, she chose to attend Geering Up, a science camp held at UBC campus. Her specific division was Biomedical Engineering. There were so many interesting subjects that we learned about each day and each day was filled with knowledge I […]
“Patience and perseverance” of dancers inspire instructor – Danika Milne’s story
The Joy of Dancing “I believe so strongly in advocating for and promoting programs such as this one,” says Danika Milne as she describes the Surrey adapted dance she teaches weekly. Kinesiology student Danika has been teaching the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC’s dance class for 2 years. She says that she loves to see […]
