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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.
Daniel, of Kelowna, works in the industrial supply sector, filling compressed gases and inspecting materials for welding supplies, also filling from time to time as a relief driver.
“I have a moderate high frequency hearing loss,” says Michelle. “I was finding it very challenging to do seminars or converse in larger groups because I couldn’t hear people’s responses.”
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