No Looking Back For Kayla
Kayla has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Growing up Kayla was placed in specialized classes and modified courses in the public school system.
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Shawn, from Sudbury, Ontario, has been participating in Distance Computer Comfort since January.
Oleg, who is originally from Russia, began volunteering with the Neil Squire Society’s Computer Comfort program about two years ago for the “experience of computer tutoring with English-speaking clients.”
“I’m not prone to depression”, says Computer Comfort client Aaron, “but I’ve got to admit before coming to the Neil Squire Society I was pretty depressed.”
Warren has been participating in the Neil Squire Society’s Computer Comfort program in Burnaby, British Columbia for almost a year.