We use technology, knowledge and passion to empower Canadians with disabilities.
Skip to Navigation
This Mother’s Day, we wanted to share the story of Lisa, a mother of three children in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, who joined our Digital Jumpstart program to brush up on her computer skills to maintain employment.
Our Swing into Spring Princess Ball on Saturday, March 21st was a phenomenal success!
Coming from a small community in Northern Saskatchewan, opportunities for employment are limited if one experiences a disability, so Jarvis turned to Neil Squire for help last September.
Community Futures Manitoba and Saskatchewan have had a long partnership with the Neil Squire Prairie Regional Office in Regina, Saskatchewan, often referring their clients to our Digital Jumpstart program to help them raise their computer skills and get them the necessary supports to get online.
Lisa is a mother of three children and works three jobs in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. She needed to brush up on her computer skills to help maintain her employment so she joined the Digital Jumpstart program.