National Volunteer Week Spotlight: Brian Campbell
“In my family, it was expected that you use your time and resources to help others. The thing I really love about Makers Making Change is it allows people to use and develop skills to help others.”
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Skip to Navigation“In my family, it was expected that you use your time and resources to help others. The thing I really love about Makers Making Change is it allows people to use and develop skills to help others.”
Rachel, a Grade 11 student in New Brunswick, landed her first summer job as a Camp Counsellor with support from Neil Squire’s Working Together Program.
With Working Together’s help, Allison spent this past summer at the York Sunbury Historical Society, where she learned all about artefacts.
Moo Doh has dyslexia. With the help of Working Together, he landed his first job as a Kitchen Helper over his summer break.
Robbie has been a summer student at the Footprints Centre, a cosy log cabin that is home to a number of programs offered by the Penticton Indian Band and the Neil Squire Society.