“It Has Given Me Confidence in Myself and What I Can Contribute to the Workplace”
Sarah has a degree in journalism. During her search for employment in that field, she was referred to Neil Squire and the Working Together program.
Kim Gets New Hearing Aids With WorkBC Assistive Technology Services
Kim is an office administrator and safety coordinator for a steel company in Vernon. Severe ear aches as a child left her with hearing loss in both ears.
Holly Receives a New Prosthetic Knee from WorkBC Assistive Technology Services
Holly is a nursing unit clerk in the medical surgical unit at her local hospital. Her long list of duties includes keeping medical charts up-to-date, admissions and discharges of patients, and processing doctors’ orders.
Bobbi’s Story: A True Story About Chronic Depression and Severe Anxiety Disorder
On January 26th, 2021, Nikki Langdon read Bobbi’s story during a Working Together webinar entitled: Why Hire a Person with a Disability.
Lucy Gains the Tools to Take Her Business Online
“It’s nice to have that help when things are not great for small businesses and people who struggle with disabilities. To be able to help us out is huge.”