Success Stories

WorkBC Assistive Technology Services participant Brad.

“My Hearing Aids Have Improved My Ability to Perform My Job”

August 5, 2026

Brad works as a Senior Software Developer, designing and developing software. His role also requires a lot of communication — with his duties including gathering requirements from stakeholders, reporting on his project status, mentoring developers, conducting code reviews, participating in meetings, collaborating with his team, and troubleshooting technical issues.

Close-up of hands guiding fabric through a sewing machine needle with warm lighting highlighting the stitching process.

“I Can Now Perform My Job Duties Much More Safely, Efficiently, and With Far Less Daily Strain”

July 29, 2026

Gurmeet works as a sewer for a mattress manufacturer. His job involves operating industrial sewing machinery to assemble mattress and bedding components, precision stitching, measuring and cutting materials, inspecting finished seams for quality control, as well as performing routine machine maintenance and coordinating with the production team. He has age-related hearing loss.

Person holding a pencil and analyzing printed charts and graphs on a white desk.

Audrey’s Hard Work Pays Off With the Perfect Job

July 23, 2026

When Audrey joined our Creative Employment Options program, she wanted to find work that accommodated her health needs while providing financial stability. From the very first meeting with her Job Developer, she was open about her experiences with migraines with aura and anxiety, which sometimes affected her vision, focus, and energy.

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