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Skip to NavigationOleg, who is originally from Russia, began volunteering with the Neil Squire Society’s Computer Comfort program about two years ago for the “experience of computer tutoring with English-speaking clients.”
“I’m not prone to depression”, says Computer Comfort client Aaron, “but I’ve got to admit before coming to the Neil Squire Society I was pretty depressed.”
A recent report commissioned by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) confirms some of the issues that the Neil Squire Society has been seeing with regard to the lack of accessible cell phones and smart phones.
Warren has been participating in the Neil Squire Society’s Computer Comfort program in Burnaby, British Columbia for almost a year.
Elaine, who has Devic’s Disease, had almost completed her Bachelor of Business Administration at Kwantlen University when she was transitioned to the Neil Squire Society’s Job Focus program from the BC Paraplegic Association