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BURNABY, British Columbia, July 14, 2010 – The Neil Squire Society has unveiled its designated Nonprofit channel on YouTube, allowing them to deliver their message to the world’s largest online video community.

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BURNABY, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - May 5, 2010) - A study just released by the Neil Squire Society finds that the “Digital Divide” has widened with the creation of the new generation of mobile phone based payment (M-Payment) systems.

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When we had our first meeting with Barry, he had recently lost his full time job of 12 years and he expressed feelings of sorrow at not being able to work for the same employer anymore or do the same job. He spoke of the changes he had gone through since his back surgery—changes that forced him to look at life very differently. He could no longer rely on the type of physical work that was required in his past job as a Furniture Assembler.

”It seemed that our Employ-Ability workshops came at the ideal time for him,” said Employ-Ability Facilitator, Joanne Ahern. “Although it was a difficult time, Barry faced the challenges head on and he found the determination to move ahead with his action plan, one step at a time.”

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Persons with spinal cord injuries will benefit from a Rick Hansen Institute (RHI) grant of $75,000 towards the Neil Squire Society’s Computer Comfort program.

The Rick Hansen Institute, with funds raised at the 2009 Rick Hansen Wheels In Motion Event, has provided the Neil Squire Society with a grant of $14,750 towards our Computer Comfort program.

Vancity Credit Union has donated $10,000 towards our Computer Comfort Program in British Columbia.

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