“Thank You Doesn’t Seem Adequate,” Hearing Aids Give Michelle a New Lease on Work

Michelle, of Kelowna, works with a non-profit group, giving leadership and training primarily in Latin America. Her work sees her providing interactive training, as well as coaching and working with their teams on the ground.
It’s work that requires a lot of listening, and that was becoming a problem.
Shruti is “excelling at work” with WorkBC Assistive Technology Services

Shruti, of Richmond, is “truly grateful” for the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services program.
“Thanks to the Assistive Technology Services program I am excelling at work! Not only am I able to perform my job responsibilities, my hard work has made an impact,” she exclaims. “My contract, which was originally for three months and meant to end in mid August, was extended another three months!”