Oliver’s Performance at Work “Has Drastically Improved” With New Hearing Aids
“I have hearing loss which makes my interactions and communication with customers difficult especially in a loud environment such as the airport,” Oliver explains.
Donna’s Newfound Confidence Helps Land Her an Excellent Job
Donna was looking to get back into the workforce when she joined the Creative Employment Options program.
WorkBC Assistive Technology Services Helps Zhu Work His Way Towards Employment
Zhu is currently taking online English courses to improve his command of the language as he looks for bookkeeping work. He has Spinocerebellar ataxia type 3 (SCA3), a condition that makes it difficult for him to put in the time to study and work towards employment.
Hannah’s Experience as a Distance Computer Comfort Tutor Helps Her at Her New Job
When Hannah learned about a volunteer opportunity with Neil Squire at a job fair at UBC, where she was studying psychology, she had no idea it could play a pivotal role in her career.
Met School Students Apply Their Skills to Adapting Toys for Kids With Disabilities
On November 21st, over 20 students from Winnipeg’s Met schools traded in their pens and pencils for soldering irons as they worked together to build assistive switches and adapt RC car toys for children with disabilities as part of Neil Squire’s #HackingForTheHolidays campaign.