Kim Builds Up Her Confidence and Pays it Forward
Kim is a quadriplegic who has PSTD. With the help of our Distance Computer Comfort Program, she built up her self-confidence and technical skills.
More Access for Jeff with Distance Computer Comfort
Jeff is an avid volunteer. He wanted to access Spinal Cord Injury BC’s Virtual Peer Group events. However, ergonomic issues made it difficult for him to participate.
Doug Pays It Forward as a Volunteer Tutor
As a teenager, Doug sought out the Neil Squire Society’s Computer Comfort program to learn basic skills. Twenty years later, he saw that the program was looking for volunteers and he signed up. Read why Doug gives.
Elly Builds Her Skills before Heading to Law School
Elly uses a cane for mobility and a wheelchair for longer distances. She joined Working Together to identify barriers to employment, learn about solutions to those barriers, and learn how to disclose a disability to an employer.
Bob Uses His Computer Skills to Give Back
Bob had developed a range of technical skills in his hospital administration and education career. He began volunteering with the Neil Squire Society to give back.