Dallas’ New Hearing Aids Help Him Take On a Bigger Role at Work

October 1, 2025

Dallas provides catering to remote camps as a head chef and head camp manager. He oversees all of the kitchen duties, and runs the office and operation of the camp lodging.

WorkBC Assistive Technology Services participant Dallas.“Hearing impairment affects my work ability greatly as communication is very important,” he shares. “Without hearing aids, simple communication can become difficult, and instructions given or received can become unclear.”

With the help of funding from WorkBC Assistive Technology Services, Dallas got the hearing aids he needs to do his job effectively. He has noticed a big difference at work.

“I really appreciate the help given,” he says. “I can hold meetings and communicate to co-workers and supervisors efficiently. I can also answer the phone and hear alarms in the kitchen. I hear sounds I never been able to hear for as long as I can remember.”

Dallas says he “absolutely” recommends WorkBC Assistive Technology Services, noting that since he received the hearing aids, he has been moved up to a bigger camp with a larger role as chef and manager.

“Thank you so much!”


WorkBC Assistive Technology Services is operated by Neil Squire. Assistive Technology Services are available to individuals who have a work-related barrier due to a disability or a functional limitation. This may include barriers related to traveling to and from the workplace.

Questions about WorkBC Assistive Technology Services? Need help applying? Contact us: 1-844-453-5506 or info-ats@workbc.ca

Please visit www.workbc-ats.ca (new window) for more information about WorkBC Assistive Technology Services.

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