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When Brendon joined the Working Together program, he was working one shift a week at Staples. With his newfound knowledge through the program, he increased his hours without needing to look for additional employment.
We sit down with Courtney Cameron, a Halifax-based Assistive Technology Specialist with the Neil Squire Society, and get the inside scoop on Acadia University’s first annual buildathon featuring the LipSync device.
Allan, who is legally blind, approached the Working Together program for assistance with employment. With the help of his job developer, Allan learned to tailor his resume and cover letter and hone his interviewing skills. He was soon successful in landing a job.
BURNABY, British Columbia, January 29, 2018 – Neil Squire Society’s Makers Making Change (new window) is holding the Acadia LipSync Buildathon (new window) in Wolfville, Nova Scotia on February 1st, 2018. At the Buildathon, approximately twenty Acadia University (new window) students will come together to build […]
Need to quickly have a handout or an article read aloud? It can be as simple as taking a picture with your iPad/iPhone with the PrizmoGo.