Dianne is No Longer “Scared” of Using Her Computer
Dianne is a cheerful resident of Regina who works as a security guard. One of her hobbies is “making everyone smile and laugh”.
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Skip to NavigationDianne is a cheerful resident of Regina who works as a security guard. One of her hobbies is “making everyone smile and laugh”.
“Thanks to my increased comfort, I have been a better worker. It is easier for me to communicate, easier to pick up on subtleties. I was able to put myself forward for a promotion and I received it!”
While the New Orleans Makers Making Change chapter is only a few months old, they’ve made tremendous progress on their first big project — the Portable Adaptive Toilet, or as they call it, the ‘One-to-Geaux.’
“My life has become easier in so many different ways. It helps me to get to and from work without the need for someone to help me get in and out of my wheelchair.”
The Saskatchewan Career Development Association (SKCDA) Podcast team interviews Nikki Langdon, Neil Squire Prairie Regional Manager, to learn more about our work.