Footprints Centre Contest Winners
We are excited to announce the winners of the Footprints Centre’s “What Does Footprints Mean to You?” contest — Jean, Gord, Vince, and Patricia.
Jason Finds His First Job With Working Together
Jason had never had a job before, and had never gone through the job search process. He has cerebral palsy, mild spastic diplegia, and scoliosis, but does not use a wheelchair as he has had surgeries in the past to help him walk.
Accessible Hearing Centre is Neil Squire’s Newest Social Enterprise
The Neil Squire Society’s latest social enterprise aims to eliminate the financial barriers that may prevent people from getting the hearing help they need.
“We Walk With People on Their Journey; One Footstep at a Time”
In 2006, a partnership developed between Neil Squire and the Penticton Indian Band and ever since we have collaborated on programs for the community out of the Footprints Centre with a focus on employment.
“It’s So Exciting to Me to Know That This Is Possible!” Katherine Says Thanks to Distance Computer Comfort
Katherine, a Distance Computer Comfort participant, was happy to share with us a testimonial on her time in the program.