Seal mentoring program

The Delhi government school students will be mentored by people who are experts in their field, giving students insight into diverse career options. Under the initiative, people in the age group of can register themselves as mentors. These mentors will adopt up to 10 students to provide counseling regarding career and teenage issues.

Under this programme, the mentors will dedicate 10 minutes each week to the students. While launching the programme, Kejriwal said that the students will have an elder sibling or friend with whom they could share their problems and queries.

Underwood made the decision to create the program because he saw a need. The group meets every Saturday, starting out with a prayer, after which a guest speaker shares wisdom. They work out for 45 minutes then have open gym.

They close the evening with a discussion on speaker. Topics include financial education and budgeting, etiquette, even how to tie a tie, among others.

Speakers can be program coaches, members of the clergy or community organizations""anyone who has a valuable lesson to share. They get really excited about that. A lot of them are athletes. Why should companies consider this untapped market? We navigate a world that was not created for us. We have found a way to do and accomplish, each and every day. We are resilient. We are fathers, daughters, and nieces.

We are travelers, customers, and teammates. We are a large part of society that understands adversity. If you include us, we will help you solve problems, we will help you better connect to potential clients, and we will welcome you in as friends and family. Our society is not entirely trained to work with and understand people with disabilities. We do life a little differently.

So, we must be our own advocates to teach others about what we need to be successful. As a personal example, in life I must advocate my needs to my caregivers, whether family, friends or a home healthcare worker.

I must kindly instruct them to scratch my nose, to check if a shoe is put on correctly, or how to properly restart my computer after it crashes. It happens! While on the job, I find myself teaching my manager and coworkers about what life is like for a person with a disability. What I can do. Yes, I sure can do that, boss. Be you. Be bold. There has been an equality reckoning in the last decade, specifically in the last three years. Now more than ever you have the power to seek a quality company.

You have the power to prove your abilities. Be you and everything else will fall into place. How do you think the pandemic has affected the employment status of people with disabilities? That means that a sarcastic, passionate quadriplegic from Indiana can participate in a business development call with a potential partner in Minnesota — no questions asked. True story! Prior to the pandemic, there is no way I would be asked to handle business development relationships, as the old school rule was coffee, lunches, and dinners.

Lots of travel. The travel nightmare is no longer such a serious detriment to fulfilling my career. Overall, employers have realized that remote work works. As we know, people with disabilities — specifically those with mobility challenges — have issues with access to reliable transportation and in many cases reliable caregivers. Therefore, it can be a difficult task to travel to work as consistently as an able-bodied human.

Sometimes caregivers get sick. Life happens. My employer, Old National Bank has been incredibly flexible with me throughout the pandemic. The flexibility of remote work has made it easier for me — and many others — to continue to participate fully in my duties at ONB. Not only have I used Easterseals for physical therapy since my injury, which has kept me healthy and motivated, I had a life-changing experience as a National Ambassador for Easterseals in As an ambassador, I traveled across the US to advocate on behalf of Easterseals, and people and families of those with disabilities.

At a time when I was still in college, figuring out what I wanted to do with my life, this experience helped me realize I wanted to be in a position of advocacy, and a role that worked to influence people positively. Speaking of jobs, during my ambassadorship, I created a nice bond with the public relations team at Easterseals. They realized a public relations job would be a nice fit before I had my public relations epiphany. The relationship came full circle!

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