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Métis Nation British Columbia – Abbotsford

Jody
Jody

Jody entered Fraser Valley BladeRunners in 2010 at age 22. At the time he had already completed an addictions recovery program. He began attending the Fraser Valley BladeRunners program as part of the action plan.

Jody completed his safety training modules including forklift certification and is one course away from completing grade twelve. He is employed full time as a forklift operator for $12 an hour. Jody feels positive about life and the choices he makes and is proud of his accomplishments and of completing the BladeRunners program.

Josh
Josh

Josh is 17 years old. He lost his job when the building that his company was situated in burnt to the ground. At that point, he found himself out of a job and unable to find more work. He grew depressed and was not looking forward to the future.

He joined the BladeRunners program having heard that it was the place to go for help. Josh completed all of the modules, had a 100% attendance record and after graduating he obtained a construction position at $14 an hour working 50 hours a week. Having a first aid certificate helped him obtain employment and he has been moving forward ever since.

 

Métis Nation British Columbia – Prince George

Daniel
Daniel

Daniel is 20 years old. He came to our program in February 2010 unsure of what he wanted out of life. Lack of training and goals made life difficult for him as he felt he lacked direction.

During the course of the program he decided that forestry and fisheries were his chief interest. Fortunately Daniel was able to secure a position as a student within the Natural Resources Environmental Studies Program. He enjoys the program immensely and pops in to visit whenever his schedule allows.

“Excellent program! I loved it.”

Jesse
Jesse

Jesse, age 24, became a BladeRunner in February 2010. After completion of the MNBC BladeRunners course Jesse successfully completed a Level 3 First Aid course. With tickets secured he went to the Fraser Valley and acquired employment in construction. Youth, curiosity and wanderlust soon took Jesse to Alberta to work. Unfortunately on a return trip to Prince George, Jesse was involved in a car accident which broke his arm.

Jesse’s attitude and personal strengths are commendable and he will do well in whatever endeavour or career he chooses! Good work Jesse!

“BladeRunners is a great program that allows individuals the opportunity to get training that will allow them to get better jobs or start a career.”