VOLUNTEERS DO NOT NECESSARILY HAVE THE TIME BUT THEY DO HAVE HEART.
VARIETY VILLAGE SPORT COMMUNITY CENTRE
Variety Village, a totally inclusive sport facility, where the 2015 ParaPanam Games were officially lunched, was renovated by ARIDO members including Teresa M Sorska of ED. The initiative included free design consultation, products, materials and labour valued at $250K, including a charity event that raised an additional $33K.
“Passion to make our world a better place and change humans into loving species is my lifelong motto.”
ON AUTISM
With the cooperation and support of the University of Toronto and York University, Teresa launched an Art Workshop — Connecting Circles. The goal was to bring the public a wider picture and understanding of art and autism.
Artists included painter Melanie and writer Filip Rybarczyk, who through his mother Teresa's facilitation is able to carry out his thoughts on paper, collaborated with students and professors of both universities on the topic.
Art is created regardless of Ability, Gender or Race.
“a Circle is the most sacral shape in Universe. It is because of it everything exists in a perfect harmony. It is the end and the beginning.
Two circles create infinity shape. I love it because it reminds me that we are all equal in a face of Universal Law. It flows in Earth shape and my rites I try to project to you and they still seem to you inarticulate.”