Volunteers are ready and able to help make life easier for those faced with physical disabilities.

But for the Okanagan chapter of the Tetra Society of North America, the available volunteers exceed the work being called for.

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The Tetra Society operates 45 chapters across Canada and the U.S., a non-profit organization founded in 1987 in Vancouver that recruits skilled volunteers to create customized assistive devices for people with physical disabilities.

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No medical documentation is required and the devices created are free.

Price says the Central Okanagan chapter covers from Lake Country to Penticton, while Vernon also has its own Tetra chapter.

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The Tetra chapter members meet in the Kelowna area usually once a month at the downtown Kelowna library.

To inquire about what Tetra volunteers can do for you, Price says the public can learn more about the Tetra Society online at tetrasociety.org and also either contact him at 250-863-0650 or email TetraOkanagan@gmail.com.