WorkBC Assistive Technology Services Helps Lovisa Thrive at Work
Lovisa works with a non-profit helping women fleeing abuse. Her job involves talking with clients in-person and over the phone, a task made difficult by her hearing loss.
Creative Employment Options Gives Maria “A Valuable Advantage” in the Job Search
Last year, Maria underwent a lumpectomy surgery. While the surgery was successful, it left her with nerve damage and significant discomfort whenever she tried lifting anything. Looking to explore new career paths, she decided to join our Creative Employment Options program after hearing about it through word of mouth.
New Hearing Aids Help Rai Feel “Secure and Confident” at Work
Rai works as a health care assistant, taking care of seniors and other patients who need help with their everyday needs. She has severe hearing loss and needed hearing aids. She learned about WorkBC Assistive Technology Services (ATS) from a co-worker and decided to apply.
“The Hearing Aids Have Made My Job Easier [. . .] and Less Stressful”
Brenda works as a Registered Dietitian on Vancouver Island. She provides nutritional education and counseling to clients with various health conditions both in-person and virtually, and also facilitates in-person group nutrition programs.
Hannah Makes Assistive Devices for the Clinic and Community as a Clubs That Care Youth Leader
Hannah is an occupational therapist at a pediatric clinic in Collingwood, Ontario. She’s also a Clubs That Care youth leader, making assistive devices for the clinic and her community.