Therapy, Hard Work, and Prayers
In April of 2014, Mouhamed attended the Neil Squire Society’s annual Job Fair at the University of Regina, where he spoke with one of the Society’s case managers about his struggles in finding employment.
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Skip to NavigationIn April of 2014, Mouhamed attended the Neil Squire Society’s annual Job Fair at the University of Regina, where he spoke with one of the Society’s case managers about his struggles in finding employment.
Wayne, who is deaf, began working with Fredericton Works, a non-profit agency that provides employment counselling for the deaf and hard of hearing, and also the Neil Squire Society.
Louise has lower back and leg pain, as well as a learning disability. “It takes me a bit longer to understand things and perform tasks and duties at work,” she says.
When Tammy, who has Lupus, first arrived at the Neil Squire Society, she was reluctant to express what her challenges were with her job tasks.
Matthew, a C5 Quadriplegic, is not one to let his disability affect his daily life.