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Through Neil Squire’s Creative Employment Options program, the Penticton & District Community Arts Council (PDCAC) were able to hire three youth with disabilities over the summer: Avi, M, and Emily.
In celebration of BC Disability Employment Month, our Penticton office at the Footprints Centre, a partnership between Neil Squire and the Penticton Indian Band, held a service provider meeting and open house.
Hearing about her friends using their computers made Jill want to learn too. She also has “lots of pictures” that she likes sharing with others. Already familiar with Neil Squire, she decided to enroll in Distance Computer Comfort.
“It was a great way to get work experience. I would recommend the Working Together program to others who have disabilities and want help getting work experience.”
We are excited to announce the winners of the Footprints Centre’s “What Does Footprints Mean to You?” contest — Jean, Gord, Vince, and Patricia.