Krystal Finds Employment at the Neil Squire Society
Krystal has been diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia. She wanted to find one steady job that would help her make ends meet, where she would not have to work outside or do manual labour.
More Access for Jeff with Distance Computer Comfort
Jeff is an avid volunteer. He wanted to access Spinal Cord Injury BC’s Virtual Peer Group events. However, ergonomic issues made it difficult for him to participate.
Carl Decides on a Career Path with Working Together
For the last four years, Carl has been volunteering for the Moncton Public Library. He has Asperger’s. He was eager to be employed and earn a paycheque.
Elizabeth’s Newfound Confidence Lands Her a Job
Elizabeth has been diagnosed with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and AD. Her goal was to find a job so she could pay her way through University.
Ben’s Ability to Work Improves with Technology@Work
“About three years ago, I lost my eye,” says Ben. “It was my good eye. That’s what prompted me to not do any more work. I’ve had a visual impairment most of my life, but it got worse.”