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Due to chronic pain through palindromic arthritis, Chantelle had to resign from her role at the John Rudy Health Resource Centre Association. With the help of Working Together, the Association was able to hire Chantelle on a part-time basis.
Chad joined the 12-week Group Program at the Neil Squire Society’s Prairie Regional Office, unsure of how to begin job-hunting. After the Group Program, Chad landed a job—at the Neil Squire Society.
Mary-Jo was working at a grocery store when she was injured on the job. After being without work for two years, Mary-Jo approached Working Together. With the help of the program, she began a position at community partner Crosswinds.
Jessica, who has cerebral palsy, was fresh out of school with a diploma in therapeutic recreation. After a year of looking for work on her own, she sought out the Neil Squire Society.
Greg, who has spinal cord injuries and degenerative disc issues, was looking for a position that would stimulate him. With the help of a Working Together wage subsidy, he began a marketing position at Oak Bay Botanicals.