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Tuesday, October 17th was the UniqueSource Embrace the Abilities Day on the Hill. Located in the East Win Rotunda in the Capitol. Special thanks to our Member agencies who participated in this wonderful event: Cambria County Association for the Blind, SpArc Philadelphia, Vision Resources, InspiriTec Inc., Keystone Blind Association, Quest Inc., Handi-Crafters, Vision Resource of Central PA, Westmoreland County Blind Association, VisionCorps, Blind and Vision Rehabilitation Services.

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Day on the Hill 2017

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Day on the Hill 2017

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For the last seven years, Ed has been employed by Suncom Industries, Inc. and currently works as a Mobile Work Force Crew Member. He is responsible for assisting with cleaning at contracted job sites as part of a team; including all local State Police Barracks, Photo Centers and PennDOT offices. Ed has a strong work ethic, is respected by everyone and is always willing and ready to assist his co-workers. He usually has a smile on his face and enjoys making new friends in the workplace. Ed’s employment has given him the financial means to buy the things he desires and the ability to travel to visit other members of his family. It also has helped him overcome his initial shyness, thereby increasing his self-confidence which shines through in his volunteerism.

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For the last eight years, Arthur has been employed by Keystone Blind Association where he currently works as a Rest Area Attendant. In this position, Arthur is responsible for a variety of tasks including cleaning restrooms, sweeping, refilling supplies, maintaining a daily log book, snow removal and more. Arthur receives a sense of purpose and pride from his job. He says being able to work and contribute to society, as well as set an example, gives him a reason to wake up and smile every day. What he appreciates most about his job is that he’s making a contribution to society, despite his physical limitations. Arthur says he enjoys working with the public and his co-workers.

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Day on the Hill

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Day on the Hill

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For the last four years, Cynthia has been employed by Inglis Foundation as a Photo License Technician at West Oak Lane Driver's License Center, where she provides excellent service to customers while processing them to receive their photo ID or driver's license. Cynthia said that before working for Inglis, “I sat at home in a dark place wondering which direction do I take? Do I allow my disabilities to control my life? I prayed to God to help me and He guided me to OVR and then to work for Inglis in the Driver’s License Center. Now I have an active life again! I love serving the customers and working with my co-workers and PennDOT staff.”

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Day on the Hill

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Day on the Hill 2017

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