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Skip to NavigationSteve struggled with his disabilities for quite some time and was finding it very challenging to maintain employment and his health at the same time. He felt that he needed to work full time, yet he was unable to manage because of his physical challenges.
We recently received a visit from Virtual Employ-Ability Program participant Allan, from Castlegar, British Columbia.
Jonas is a bright friendly guy who is full of ambition and positivity. Jonas has cerebral palsy, but that hasn’t held him back from pursuing his dream of obtaining employment.
Derek has spina bifida, a congenital disorder which causes varying degrees of damage to the spinal cord and nervous system. He describes himself as a wheelchair user who has some difficulty with short-term memory.
Upon the urging of a former Neil Squire Society Computer Comfort volunteer, the NAOC Board of Directors voted unanimously to transfer all of their assets to the Neil Squire Society.