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Each lunch hour at Outma Sqilx’w Cultural School, Aurora would help give hungry elementary students their long-awaited lunches. Working in food preparation in the school cafeteria, she enjoyed serving about 100 lunches twice a week during her part-time work experience placement.
Sushil was well educated when he arrived in Canada as a new immigrant. Unfortunately, much of his education wasn’t recognized here.
For the last 25 years, Lori has been a tireless advocate and volunteer in the blind community. To help her do this, Lori needs assistive technology.
Crystal, who has bipolar disorder and anxiety, came to the Neil Squire Society looking to learn some new skills and to build her confidence. In order to work on these goals, Crystal joined the Working Together program at the Society’s Prairie Regional office.
The Penticton & Wine Country Chamber of Commerce were preparing to move their office to a new location, but with only four staff members who have the responsibility of serving 570 chamber members, they couldn’t afford to spend all their time preparing for the big move. They needed an extra staff member.