A Fresh Perspective for Karen and Quyen
It was a fresh perspective that allowed Karen to hire Quyen as a Floral Assistant, in what turned out to be a great opportunity for both employee and employer.
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“I’ve had back pain issues for quite a long time. Even though I enjoy working and being active, there are times when I’m just not physically able, and that’s frustrating,” says Adam, who completed the Working Together Program at the Neil Squire Society in 2014. Adam’s goal was to gain a full time position that his back would allow him to work at without incurring much discomfort.
With the help of the Neil Squire Society’s Working Together program, the Cumberland House Market Garden and Farm has won a Regional Centre of Expertise sustainability award, which goes to projects that make Saskatchewan a more sustainable place to live.
Angeline was having a hard time finding and securing employment due to an anxiety disorder, and a kidney problem. At the Neil Squire Society, she found the skills, tools, and confidence to take the next step in her career.
Recently, the BC Christian Academy started a new program and needed to hire some additional staff. Laurentia and Silviya were looking for a job that responded to their skills and experience. The Neil Squire Society’s Working Together program found the perfect fit for both.