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While she was previously working remotely as a part-time tutor, Emily joined our Working Together program looking for work that fit her needs and offered more independence. She has ADHD along with sensory processing challenges.
Through hard work and persistence, Kylie was able to interview with a new car wash company in Regina. Kylie’s positive personality and preparation paid off and she was offered a position immediately after the interview.
“It was a great way to get work experience. I would recommend the Working Together program to others who have disabilities and want help getting work experience.”
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.
“I want to thank the staff and volunteers at Neil Squire for everything that they do. Without the support they’ve given me, I wouldn’t be where I am. Thanks for everything.”