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When Ysabelle first joined Neil Squire鈥檚 Working Together program, she was uncertain of what she wanted to do for work. But it was apparent from the first meeting with her Career Facilitator that she had an incredible amount of drive and energy.
Fourth year Dalhousie University mechanical engineering student Kerilyn Kennedy is no stranger to assistive design.
On March 3rd, Prospect employees in Edmonton built Interact Switches to go to Albertans in need during a Makers Making Change build event.
Starting her new business as an intuitive coach, through WorkBC Assistive Technology Services, Trina received devices and software to help with learning, reading, and writing.
Amy had recently become unemployed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and had wanted to become self-employed again.