Kathleen Finds a Supportive Employer
“Since starting the program, I am working 50 hours every two weeks,” beams Kathleen. “I still get to hang out with my friends and family after work and do all of my regular duties.”
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Skip to Navigation“Since starting the program, I am working 50 hours every two weeks,” beams Kathleen. “I still get to hang out with my friends and family after work and do all of my regular duties.”
How has Alex’s life changed over the past year? That’s an easy answer, she says: “I have a job. I was able to achieve one of my life goals thanks to Neil Squire.”
Solange has rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes, and uses a power wheelchair. She came to Neil Squire in hopes of finding a part-time job as a seamstress.
Laurena has Complex Regional Pain Syndrome as a result of a workplace injury. “I am in pain every day to which there is no cure,” she explains.
Nick worked in the Logistics and Warehousing industry for nearly 40 years, until his company closed their doors in 2019.