Surrey Schools received 31 noise-cancelling headphone sets donated by youth accessibility leader Rochelle Prasad and the
Self-Advocates of Semiahmoo (SAS) organization. The headphones will benefit students with autism and sensory challenges, providing them the comfort and control required to concentrate, relax and focus in class. Funds were secured through the Enabling Accessibility Fund (EAF) for Youth Innovation Projects. SAS is a group of individuals who identify as having diverseabilities (disabilities) and aim to provide awareness and empowerment to others.