Dallas’ New Hearing Aids Help Him Take On a Bigger Role at Work
Dallas provides catering to remote camps as a head chef and head camp manager. He oversees all of the kitchen duties, and runs the office and operation of the camp lodging.
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Skip to NavigationDallas provides catering to remote camps as a head chef and head camp manager. He oversees all of the kitchen duties, and runs the office and operation of the camp lodging.
Working with our founder Bill Cameron in research and development, Stan’s history with our organization dates back even before the formal founding of our Society in 1984. While he moved on early in our history, he’s remained a steady presence around Neil Squire, attending our annual general meeting year after year.
Tyler joined our Creative Employment Options program in Regina, Saskatchewan with the goal of re-entering the workforce and rebuilding his confidence.
Deborah works at an airport. “Accurate hearing is imperative in performing my duties,” she shares. “I am affected by age-related mild to moderate hearing loss which was affecting my ability to function as well as is needed in my day-to-day duties at work.”
In Adapta3D, the students put together a catalogue of Makers Making Change assistive technology designs, and then take orders from students and staff — including occupational therapists and other clinicians — at the school, before building the devices and delivering them.