Give persons with disabilities the gift of computer skills this holiday season
The Neil Squire Society has launched a campaign to raise money for their Distance Computer Comfort Program.
A volunteer who just keeps giving
Kelli has been a Distance Computer Comfort volunteer since February 2012. She lives in New Westminster, British Columbia, and has had two clients. One lives in Summerland and the other lives in Fort St. John, British Columbia.
Opening doors, one class at a time
“Never say never. There’s always a way. It’s just a matter of continuing on to find that way. The Neil Squire Society is a great place to start!”
He calls himself ‘The Covered Bridge Man’
“It was the first class I was in where I would feel comfortable and not be harassed.”
Two strangers become friends
The Neil Squire Society has been fortunate enough to be a hub where friendships are born.