The Neil Squire Society is Now on Wikipedia
We are pleased to announce that the Neil Squire Society has increased it’s presence on the web through the creation of 4 new Wikipedia entries.
We Day Recap from the Katimavik Perspective
Our Katimavik Youth Terrance volunteered at the recent We Day celebration in Vancouver.
Opening Minds, Recognizing Ability
TD Bank Group has been a major supporter of the Neil Squire Society’s Distance Employ-Ability program, contributing over $75,000 to the program nationally over 5 years.
Computer Comfort Participants with Spinal Cord Injuries Get a Boost in British Columbia
The Rick Hansen Institute, with funds provided by the Government of British Columbia has provided the Neil Squire Society with a grant in the amount of $90,000.
Transcribe Your Class
Dear students, instructors, and support professionals, The Transcribe Your Class Project is up and running for another semester. The project team would like to invite students with disabilities to participate in a unique technology pilot.