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Vancouver familyWORKs – August 27, 2014

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Ryerson secured a landscaping summer position at a local farm and has learnt about working hard and taking pride in your work! Lucky enough, Ryerson works alongside his good friend and learnt that "pulling in the green" is a lot more fun than playing video games inside 😜. Glad to hear it Ryerson!!

Devlin is a proud member of the Tim Hortons team and performs duties such as unloading the weekly inventory shipments, stocking & shelving. Devlin in an integral part of making the business secured/stocked and feels apart of a team that values and respects him. It is safe to say that Tim Hortons & Devlin are better off having found each other!

Richie has shown focus, diligence and pride at his first paid position at White Spot! With the help of the CBI workshops and job coach, Richie is able to work independently and has been promoted to a busser position for mastering his tasks! Richie had also learnt how to take public transit on his own and is truly an independent working man! . . . . #inspiration #whitespot #service #motivation #motivationalstories #inclusion #diversity #diversityintheworkforce #workforce #CBI #consultants #thejobimpact #improvement #limitless #ability #abilities #loveyourself

Julie is a successful blogger and is payed by @selfadvocatenet for her weekly posts! With the support of her teachers, staff and family Julie gained confidence to begin presenting at multiple schools and churches. Soon after, Julie won first place in a video contest for explaining what inclusion meant to her! Because of Julie's ambition and determination, she has become an advocate for people living with unique abilities. . . Check out Julie's videos at: http://selfadvocatenet.com/dont-dis-my-abilities/ .

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