Ethan Finds a Passion for Engineering With Makers Making Change
Ever since attending a build event with his family in February, Ethan has been a dedicated Makers Making Change volunteer.
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Skip to NavigationEver since attending a build event with his family in February, Ethan has been a dedicated Makers Making Change volunteer.
About five years ago, AJ had a blood disorder that resulted in him losing both legs below the knee, as well as all of his fingers except for his thumbs. Having previously worked as a truck driver and in maintenance, he was unable to work.
Bob works as a sales representative for a building materials company. He has hearing loss, which can make his job difficult.
Having sustained a C6 spinal cord injury in 1994, Doug had experience in coordinator and management positions in the non-profit sector working with people with disabilities. However, since moving to Lethbridge, Alberta with his family, he faced challenges in securing employment despite actively applying and interviewing with potential employers.
Liana works as a barista at a coffee shop, and she also works with her local chamber of commerce. At the coffee shop, it鈥檚 a fast-paced environment taking customers orders, while at the chamber of commerce, she manages memberships and has to communicate with local businesses. She has a cochlear impairment in both ears.