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Skip to NavigationWith the help of a $5,000 donation from the FCC Regina Spirit Fund, the Neil Squire Society’s Regina office will create an assistive technology employment service that provides assessments, evaluations, equipment trials and training to introduce assistive technology to those with disabilities.
Dan has been a Computer Comfort volunteer at the Neil Squire Society for over 3 years.
William, who is blind and has Cerebral Palsy, joined the Employ-Ability Program in Burnaby, British Columbia, full of enthusiasm and energy.
For one week at the end of February, Andrej, a high school student from Burnaby South Secondary School in British Columbia joined us in our Computer Comfort Program to gain work experience as part of the Computer Support Technician ACE-IT program. Andrej recently shared his thoughts on his experience with us.