He calls himself ‘The Covered Bridge Man’
“It was the first class I was in where I would feel comfortable and not be harassed.”
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“The participant is the expert!” says Emilie. “You just need to help them pull out what will help them succeed.”
The Neil Squire Society was very fortunate to have Milad, a fourth year engineering student from Simon Fraser University, share his talents with the organization over the summer.
Logan is a bright young man who after participating in the Neil Squire Society’s Employ-Ability Program, has found his first job in four years. Logan wrote the Neil Squire Society a letter and asked us to share it.
The Neil Squire Society has been fortunate enough to be a hub where friendships are born.