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Employable Me - Daniel and George

Employable Me

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Daniel was diagnosed with both Autism Spectrum Disorder and Tourette Syndrome as a young child. He craves independence and would love to find a career path in something he's passionate about like music and film editing. George is a blind track star and has competed internationally for Team Canada at the Pan Am and Commonwealth Games. He loves computers and hopes to eventually work in software development.

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