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Rebecca completed a volunteer work placement at a local post-secondary support office to help add to her current skill set and make her more marketable in her community. She did such a good job that she was offered a part-time position as a Front Desk Receptionist.
“[WorkBC Assistive Technology Services staff] were instrumental with their knowledge, compassion, support, and patience with me as I navigated what was needed,” Dhorea says. “Your team went above and beyond and now I’ve found a new life.”
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.
We are excited to announce the winners of the Footprints Centre’s “What Does Footprints Mean to You?” contest — Jean, Gord, Vince, and Patricia.
In 2006, a partnership developed between Neil Squire and the Penticton Indian Band and ever since we have collaborated on programs for the community out of the Footprints Centre with a focus on employment.