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Kent was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD), bipolar disorder, depression, and ADHD. He also spent many years battling addiction, which inspired him to want to help others like him.
“I know how to apply for jobs. Before, I never really applied for jobs. I didn’t have a lot of confidence to do it, so now I’m good at applying for jobs,” Priti says.
Through Clubs That Care, an initiative by Neil Squire’s Makers Making Change program, we are helping university and post-secondary clubs and groups to build affordable assistive technology for their community. One such club is the UBC Science Undergraduate Society (SUS).
“I feel much more qualified to the job I was hired for. My confidence has grown, and I feel that I am delivering a higher quality of service to students.”
Damian’s hard work, passion, and dedication soon paid off. He was offered a full-time position as a line cook in Calgary using his skills and passion to cook and create delicious dishes.