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“Having the support of Neil Squire Society and its Working Together Program is two-fold. It will empower our staff as we plan to build their self-sufficiency. The wage subsidy also enables small businesses of the same nature to plan strategically, knowing they have total support of an organization with the same mission.”
Colchester Community Workshops (CCW) provides valuable services to adults with intellectual disabilities in Truro, Nova Scotia. We were thrilled to receive a letter from CCW thanking Neil Squire for Digital Jumpstart training, which has helped their clients stay connected during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gary has been legally blind since birth, making his work quite difficult. Looking for solutions, he learned about WorkBC Assistive Technology Services and decided to apply.
While we’ve been hosting many successful virtual builds during the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve found that the LipSync is one of our more complex builds and doesn’t translate as well virtually, especially considering that builds often feature first time makers.
It’s been over a year since Kausar has been working with the Tetra Society of North America’s netClé project, a position he landed with the help of Neil Squire’s Working Together program.