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Darlene is a senior who works as an associate at a dollar store in Sidney; her duties include working the till and the stocking shelves. She has from hearing loss in both ears. “It is difficult for me to hear and understand responses from customers and to fully understand direction from supervisors,” she shares.
The WorkBC Assistive Technology Services program, operated by Neil Squire, helps people who face obstacles in their employment-related activities by providing access to supportive tech.
Tianna, a single mother living in Kelowna, is continuing her education as she looks towards a future career. However, she faces multiple barriers in both her program and on her path to employment.
Adam’s work is taxing on his body due to a spinal cord condition. Through WorkBC Assistive Technology Services, he received an office chair, keyboard lap desk, and other accommodations.
Jeffrey, an apartment manager, received funding for hearing aids through WorkBC ATS. “[It’s] significantly improved my ability to listen and follow conversation.”