WorkBC Assistive Technology Services

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We provide equipment and devices to help individuals thrive in the workplace. A program funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia.

WorkBC Assistive Technology Services participant Brad.
Close-up of hands guiding fabric through a sewing machine needle with warm lighting highlighting the stitching process.
Nate and Lizbeth at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive technology on display.
Curved rows of empty bright red stadium seats stretching into the distance in a large arena.
WorkBC Assistive Technology Services participant Mandy wearing a soccer jersey.
A desktop computer monitor surrounded by various assistive technologies, including specialized keyboards, mouses, hearing aids, and glasses. Text indicates that this program is funded by the Government of Canada and Province of British Columbia. You can also visit workbc-ats.ca.
A person uses video editing software on their laptop.
A pencil sits on a student's notebook.
A woman works on a laptop.
Lunch and learn attendees and Neil Squire staff enjoy their lunches as Eric presents.
Nate at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive devices on display.
WorkBC Assistive Technology Services participant Jack.
WorkBC Assistive Technology Services participant Andrew.
WorkBC Assistive Technology Services participant John.
An image of a WorkBC Assistive Technology Services participant sitting in an office chair. Text says, "National AccessAbility Week: Celebrating valuable contributions and leadership of persons with disabilities in Canada." Text also indicates that this program is funded by the Government of Canada and Province of British Columbia.
Nate at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services booth at the job fair with assistive devices on display.
Linda, in between Joanna and Andleeb, poses for a photo in our Burnaby office.
A desk with a laptop and a test in a classroom, with a teacher in the background a few rows back.
Tina and Michelle behind a WorkBC Assistive Technology Services booth displaying adaptive devices and informational materials at an event.
Cynthia at her new workstation.
A desktop computer monitor surrounded by various assistive technologies, including specialized keyboards, mouses, hearing aids, and glasses. Text indicates that this program is funded by the Government of Canada and Province of British Columbia. You can also visit workbc-ats.ca.
A caregiver pushes a person in a wheelchair.
WorkBC Assistive Technology Services participant Jane.
Nate at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive technology on display.
Coding being done on a laptop.
Nate and Valerie at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive technology on display.
AT Trainer and Assistant Jody Dickerson demonstrates assistive technology to Lunch and Learn guests.
Barb and Michelle at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive technology on display.
A warehouse.
Nate talking presenting to a large crowd of people at an event. Text notes that the event will take place April 16th at 11:50 am. It also notes that this program is funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia.
A bottling machine.
A woman works on a laptop in an office.
Gordon at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive technology on display.
A printing press.
A person looks for work in the classified ads in the newspaper.
Laura
A desktop computer monitor surrounded by various assistive technologies, including specialized keyboards, mouses, hearing aids, and glasses. Text indicates that this program is funded by the Government of Canada and Province of British Columbia. You can also visit workbc-ats.ca.
Barb at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive technology on display.
Nate at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive technology on display.
A person measures a board of wood with a tape measurer.
Tina at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive technology on display.
Debbie at her workstation, using a large curved monitor in addition to her laptop.
Patricia, in a wheelchair, in front of her wheelchair accessible van with a ramp leading into it.
An in-person lunch and learn featuring a full room of people smiling and eating lunch. Text notes that the event will take place February 19th at 11:50 am. It also notes that this program is funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia.
Hearing aids.
Andleeb, Nate, and Yasmin at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive technology on display.
Nate at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive technology on display.
A man writes into a notebook.
Nate with Linda at the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services table with assistive technology on display.
A bookshelf in a library.
A chair at a desk facing a whiteboard in a classroom.
Nate standing outside. Text notes that the event will take place January 15th at 12 pm. It also notes that this program is funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia.
A laptop being used for coding, with a notebook and pen beside it.
Susan standing near a beached boat on a beach.
Season's Greetings graphic. Text: Season’s Greetings and Happy New Year. Warmest wishes for a joyful and healthy holiday season from everyone at WorkBC Assistive Technology Services.
Marketing Manager Nate Toevs and lunch and learn participants in the Solutions lab.
WorkBC Assistive Technology Services participant Carmen.
WorkBC Assistive Technology Services Administrative Clerk Barb Hargrove (middle) with guests.
A person goes through paperwork on their desk.