Regina program supports entrepreneurs with disabilities through economic and mental health struggles
Cathleen MacPhee, owner of A1 First Aid and Safety training services and founder of the not-for-profit Tails of Strength, has attended a few virtual meetings. She said it's comforting to have people who can understand what it's like to be an entrepreneur while living with a disability and relate to her, even if the disability itself is different. Always Accommodating Although these virtual chats are new, adapting to the entrepreneurs needs isn't. It is the purpose of the program and what makes it unique. "We've done all kinds of things to accommodate our our entrepreneurs, and once you menti...
Source: cbc.ca