Darlene Discovers Her Inner Child
“Killing time was killing me,” said Darlene of her life before deciding to take matters into her own hands.
Upgrading Literacy Skills Pays Off For James
James, who’s 23 years old, was permanently disabled in a tractor trailer accident. He now uses a wheelchair for mobility.
Maricel’s Hope Becomes A Reality
Maricel came to the Neil Squire Society’s Job Focus Program with the hope of finding employment as a bookkeeper.
Mike Learns How to Master the Tools of His Trade
“I had been in a rut for some time,” says Mike. “With the downturn in the economy, I decided to seek employment again, realizing I probably need to make money to have a secure future.”
Computer Skills Lead to Volunteer Position
Former Neil Squire Society participant, Guy, dropped us a note recently to let us know that he is volunteering at the Canadian Cancer Society.