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“It was really good to see how they did all the sorting (of recyclables), and the crusher was cool,” he said. “And it was nice to see all the different […]
Much like a carefully crafted, complex circuit, Nivek’s transformative mentorship powered their journey into the world of technology. Nivek had always loved computers. They spent hours at home building and […]
Lumière sur MentorHabiletés partout au Canada Chaque mois, MentorHabiletés Canada présente fièrement l’un de ses partenaires de mise en œuvre. Ce sont les coordonnatrices et coordonnateurs de MentorHabiletés, les travailleurs […]
Série des points saillants de MentorAbility Canada Chaque mois, MentorAbility Canada présente fièrement un de ses partenaires de mise en œuvre. Ce sont les coordonnateurs de MentorAbility – les travailleurs de l'ombre qui accomplissent leurs tâches en silence pour […]
Mandy recognizes Paige’s talents: ‘It is very clear that she is a creative problem solver” After completing an Administrative Assistant and Business certificate program, Paige was excited to begin exploring […]
With Ana’s knowledge and Dave’s skills and experience, they were able to craft the perfect resume that will help Dave stand out to employers and get noticed – teamwork at […]
“I believe inspiration and encouragement go a long way for every person, it only takes one person who believes in you to change a life,” said Erin (an awesome mentor from Saskatchewan!). Erin chooses to volunteer as a mentor to be that one person — the person who changes someone’s life for the better.
As an Indigenous Resource Officer with the local police, Erin is an advocate for Indigenous Protocols, accessibility, equality and equity; and, as such, she works hard to change the historically troubled relationship between police (simâkansuk) and Indigenous People into something more positive.
The MentorAbility Program helps people gain employment experience they otherwise wouldn’t have been able to find on their own. And, in some special cases, it helps people become employed too!! This is exactly the case with Sydney who was mentored by staff at KOKO Patisserie in Regina and ended up being offered a job!
