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Our programs offer an opportunity for people with disabilities to develop computer skills, build their employment skills and help re-enter or enter the work force. Our assistive technology services help remove any technology barriers.
Our programs help assist employers in making their work place a more accessible and inclusive environment. Employers can hire someone with a disability through our wage subsidy program, or discover our ergonomic and assistive technology services.
Supporters of the Neil Squire Society take an active role in making a difference in the lives of people with physical disabilities. They share a strong community vision, foster a sense of goodwill and help make Canada one of the most accessible countries.
Tessa, who is going to school for 3D modeling, was experiencing a repetitive strain injury — tendonitis — and back pain. Through WorkBC Assistive Technology Services, she received a number of important ergonomic accommodations.
After an accident, Denis has bilateral paralysis of both hands. He was looking to enroll in a computer course and wanted to make the transition between home and school.
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