Employ-Ability Program Credited for Increase in Self-Esteem and Self-Confidence
“I am proof that anyone can do it. If you get knocked down one hundred times, you need to get up one hundred and one times.” –Wendy
Lee Ann Builds Communication Skills Working at NHL Hockey Games
Lee Ann, currently a participant in Neil Squire Society’s Computer Comfort and Employ-Ability programs, is employed as a volunteer as she works toward a paying position in the social services field.
Ontario Trillium Foundation
The Ontario Trillium Foundation has granted $45,000 over two years to maintain and expand the Employ-Ability program in Pembroke, Ontario, targeting in particular individuals from the aboriginal communities living in Renfrew County.
Neil Squire Society Hosts Youth and Philanthropy Initiative
On Monday, March 30th, four high school students from Burnaby Central toured the Neil Squire Society and conducted an interview as part of a project for the Toskan Casale Foundation’s Youth and Philanthropy Initiative.
Neil Squire Society Featured in Burnaby Now
Recently, the Neil Squire Society was featured in an article in the Burnaby Now newspaper.