Mary Finds Relief With WorkBC Assistive Technology Services
“They helped me by providing me with orthotics and proper shoes to help with proper foot care so I can have less pain when I am working,” she says of WorkBC Assistive Technology Services.
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Skip to Navigation“They helped me by providing me with orthotics and proper shoes to help with proper foot care so I can have less pain when I am working,” she says of WorkBC Assistive Technology Services.
The Province of BC announced today that the BC Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Community Services Network will receive funding of $3 million over three years.
Recently, Milad Hajihassan celebrated an important milestone — 10 years since he was first hired by Neil Squire through the SFU Co-op program.
To do his job as a delivery driver for a grocery store in Terrace, Robert needed hearing aids in working order.
If you have attended Footprints programs, enter our contest to win 1 of 4 $100 gift cards. We also have a prize for an employer who has hired one of our participants.