“Thank You for Giving Me My Independence Back”
Margaret uses a wheelchair, and she needed an adapted van to get to and from work independently rather than having to rely on others for rides.
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Skip to NavigationMargaret uses a wheelchair, and she needed an adapted van to get to and from work independently rather than having to rely on others for rides.
On Friday, our BC staff took part in a networking event with our BC SCI Network partners Spinal Cord Injury BC, the Disability Foundation, BC Wheelchair Basketball, and BC Wheelchair Sports Association.
“With an injury, there’s going to be huge changes, but life does carry on,” says Sonja. “When I introduce people to the BC SCI Network, I know their social circles will broaden, they’ll have access to assistance, and they’ll experience opportunities that can change their lives. Everything, from the big, exciting things like sports, to the small, subtle things that can transform your day-to-day life.”
No matter your disability, you likely face barriers in your everyday life. At Neil Squire, we help break those barriers down by helping you access employment, technology, and the tools you need to live your life to the fullest.
The BC SCI Network is excited to announce the hiring of Richard Peter as the network’s first Indigenous Liaison.