“My Ability to Perform My Job [. . .] Has Greatly Improved”
Lorna works in healthcare administration, overseeing the day-to-day functions, patient and staff scheduling, and daily operations of a healthcare facility. She has hearing loss.
“I Feel More Confident, Engaged, and Able to Contribute to My Team”
Kathy is a support worker, providing day-to-day assistance and advocacy for individuals experiencing mental illness and homelessness.
New Hearing Aids Help Bonita Thrive Professionally
Bonita works as a registered foot and hand reflexologist, and she also creates organic soap, which she sells at retail stores and farmer’s markets. For both, her listening skills are vital, whether she is working one-on-one with a reflexology client or talking with customers in a busy market.
WorkBC Assistive Technology Services Helps Michael Hear His Clients
Michael is a counselor and trauma therapist, working with clients who have anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other sorts of difficulties in their life. His job involves working with individuals, couples, and whole families.
Connie’s New Hearing Aids Bolster Her Job Search
Connie, who has hearing loss, is looking for work. Her local WorkBC Centre referred her to WorkBC Assistive Technology Services for help funding the hearing aids she needs for the job search process and for her future employment.