A Year in Review
We’ve been busy at Hope For Ataxia.Let’s take a quick look at what we’ve been able to accomplish this year!
News
See what we’re up to! Check here for the latest news and developments on the work we’re doing at Hope For Ataxia.
Myrta Pace – Speaker Profile
We’re grateful to announce that we’ve booked Myrta Pace to speak at an upcoming Global Ataxia Support Group meeting. Read below for more details!
Troy Stewart – Speaker Profile
We’re grateful to announce that we’ve booked Chef Troy Stewart to speak at an upcoming Global Ataxia Support Group meeting. Read below for more details! Troy Stewart is a Chef who has been offering cooking classes for the disabled. Troy has overcome many challenges to make these classes a reality. He used to be a […]
Amy De Leon – Volunteer Profile
Amy De Leon has been helping Hope For Ataxia in various ways for quite a while. She is passionate about helping spread Ataxia awareness. Thanks, Amy! Joining and contributing to the group on Facebook was how I first dipped my toes in the HFA water. I attended a virtual support group meeting sometime in early […]
Nick Lucius – Speaker Profile
We’re grateful to announce that we’ve booked Nick Lucius to speak at an upcoming Global Ataxia Support Group meeting. Read below for more details!
November 2021 promos in the HFA Store
This November is packed with promos in the HFA store! Read more below.
Dani Izzie – Speaker Profile
We’re grateful to announce that we’ve booked Dr. Chantal von Schoenberg to speak at an upcoming Global Ataxia Support Group meeting. Read below for more details!
Linda K. Olson – Speaker Profile
We’re grateful to announce that we’ve booked Linda K. Olson to speak at an upcoming Global Ataxia Support Group meeting. Read below for more details! In her 20s, Linda Olson lost both her legs above the knee and her right arm in a train accident in Germany. She and her husband rebuilt their lives as […]
October 2021 Store Promos
It’s October and we’ve got some great promos coming up in the HFA store!
Assistive Technology for Ataxia
For today’s HFA news post, I would like to share a summary of my thesis with you. It’s about a relatively new type of assistive device: a brain-computer interface (BCI).