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Volunteers from the Workplace Essential Skills (WES) Pre-Apprenticeship Carpentry Program, from Kingsclear and Oromocto First Nations, New Brunswick, raised money and adapted toys for children at the IWK Health Centre in Halifax.
Melissa is an Indigenous woman, mother, and business owner from the Misipawistik Cree Nation, and she owns Onikaniw Consulting, where she teaches and talks about the intergenerational effects of colonization and the residential school system in relation to complex cycles of addiction and trauma.
Through Digital Jumpstart, Season received an ergonomic keyboard, sit-stand desk, and ergonomic mouse, and learned how to make PowerPoint presentations for her business.
On this Valentine’s Day, we’d like to share our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to our donors and supporters. On behalf of all of us at Neil Squire, thank you for bringing empowerment, joy, and knowledge to those we serve.
“Retirement was not for me, but I did not have necessary technology to enable me to be productive,” says Randy, who is blind.