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Wallace is 67 and he works as a nutrition and food services manager for an alcohol and drug treatment centre on Vancouver Island. He manages a staff of 12 people to provide food services for about 100 inpatients. As part of his job, he needs to consult with patients about their dietary and nutritional needs.
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.
Terry works as a bus driver, transporting people with disabilities to and from hospital appointments. He loves his job, however, his employer determined that it was unsafe for him to continue driving with his hearing loss.
WorkBC Assistive Technology Services will be at the Chilliwack Hiring and Post-Secondary Education Expo 2025. Come by and say hi! Tickets are free. Anyone looking for a new career or post-secondary education options should attend.
Sandra is looking for part-time work as an online ESL tutor. She has been receiving training through WorkBC Employment Services and is volunteering to get some experience in the field.