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Skip to NavigationAllan, who is legally blind, approached the Working Together program for assistance with employment. With the help of his job developer, Allan learned to tailor his resume and cover letter and hone his interviewing skills. He was soon successful in landing a job.
Within a day of uploading our open-source AT devices to Thingiverse, our projects have already amassed over 2,500 views and 450 downloads.
We are pleased to introduce Zee Kesler. Zee calls herself a Maker Educator. She loves “maker culture, crowd-sourcing ideas, creating community, and being involved in innovative social programming.”
Marcus, who has depression and anxiety, came to the Neil Squire Society for assistance with searching for customer service positions. With the help of the Working Together program, he gained job-searching skills, interviewing skills, and a new job.
On February 19th, CTV’s Your Morning program aired a segment on assistive technology, which featured the LipSync, along with some other devices.