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For one occupational therapist in Vancouver, BC, Makers Making Change came in handy when her client with a spinal cord injury needed a customized utensil holder.
Denise works part-time as a cashier, but is currently looking for her 鈥渋deal job鈥 with WorkBC Employment Services in Coquitlam.
Rachel had previously worked as a bartender, server, and often had to supervise staff. But she could no longer work in that industry.
We received a letter from an occupational therapist in British Columbia, who received a laser cut keyguard for one of their clients.