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BC entrepreneurs living with disabilities deserve more support

BC entrepreneurs living with disabilities deserve more support

I have had little to no assistance getting my business up and running. I have reached out to notable Vancouver-based operators and experts, only to be quickly dismissed. I don’t know what the threat is and why there’s such a stigma towards disabled people being self-employed or creating opportunities for themselves.

Living with Limited Income

Living with Limited Income

Living with Kabuki Syndrome has limited my ability to find employment, pursue higher-level education, and it leaves me dependent on my family to help me with my day-to-day living. I appreciate the PWD benefits I receive every month, as I depend on these funds to get by on a daily basis. However, the funds I get do not cover my monthly expenses and the preventative therapies I need to manage my health.

Living with Limited Income

Disability Poverty is More Expensive than Justice

If I told you that being disabled was expensive, I’m guessing you wouldn’t be surprised. According to a recent Angus Reid poll, most Canadians are aware that being disabled means higher costs of living,

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