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“[WorkBC Assistive Technology Services staff] were instrumental with their knowledge, compassion, support, and patience with me as I navigated what was needed,” Dhorea says. “Your team went above and beyond and now I’ve found a new life.”
Through hard work and persistence, Kylie was able to interview with a new car wash company in Regina. Kylie’s positive personality and preparation paid off and she was offered a position immediately after the interview.
We are excited to announce the winners of the Footprints Centre’s “What Does Footprints Mean to You?” contest — Jean, Gord, Vince, and Patricia.
In 2006, a partnership developed between Neil Squire and the Penticton Indian Band and ever since we have collaborated on programs for the community out of the Footprints Centre with a focus on employment.
For Indigenous Disability Awareness Month, we wanted to highlight some of the work our Prairie Regional Office has done with Indigenous people with disabilities and communities in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba.