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Deepi is a self-advocate and budding broadcaster from Richmond. She has been a long-time volunteer and staff member at CiTR, UBC’s campus radio station, where she produces shows bringing awareness to disability-related issues and accessibility. Her goal is to one day work for the CBC.
“[WorkBC Assistive Technology Services staff] were instrumental with their knowledge, compassion, support, and patience with me as I navigated what was needed,” Dhorea says. “Your team went above and beyond and now I’ve found a new life.”
“Without it, I would not be able to get to work,” Kelly explains. “The 20 minute drive to work daily is better knowing that my vehicle shouldn’t break down at any time.”
“Just the hope of moving forward, I think Neil Squire was able to provide me with that,” Katherine says. “I have more hope than I did before.”
Jocelyn from Spinal Cord Injury BC shared this video with us of her new assistive device, the “Magic Plunger,” which helps her reach the dial on her dryer thanks to the Makers Making Change community.