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Sarah has always had a passion for teaching and has a Bachelor’s Degree in Education. However, she has schizoaffective disorder, and with little experience outside of her teaching practicum, she had a hard time finding work. That’s when she turned to the Working Together program.
Harvest House is a non-profit agency in Moncton, New Brunswick that serves community members who struggle with drug and alcohol addictions, mental illness, anger issues and homelessness. With the help of the Neil Squire Society’s Working Together program, they were able to find employment for many of their clients, including Bruce.
Having recently completed his classes at Saskatchewan Polytechnic in office administration, Derek, who was born with cerebral palsy, needed a job.
Since graduating from high school, Anna had applied for a variety of jobs, and though she had wonderful recommendations, she was unable to find steady employment.
In 2013, Lorne suffered a fall which resulted in a broken back and severe brain trauma. The Neil Squire Society’s Computer Comfort program helped him re-learn how to use a computer and now he gives back to others.