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Jason works as a community support worker, providing one-on-one support for an individual in a group home. He has hearing loss, which can make it difficult to interact with his client.
Reham is currently job searching and enrolled in training. While completing coursework and developing job-ready skills, she is also preparing for an upcoming practicum placement.
William works as an auxiliary employee for a city-owned golf course, working as a golf marshal, ensuring golfers keep up with the pace of play.
Thanks to funding from WorkBC Assistive Technology Services, Petra was able to get the hearing aids she needs for her job in customer service.
The Walk n Roll is a celebration of people with disabilities. Everyone is welcome, whether you have a disability or not. Our WorkBC Assistive Technology Services program will be there!