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My client is a Drummer; Auto-repair professional; Walking Rock & Roll Encyclopedia
He's a cool cat, thirty-ish, pleasant, great with people. We're looking for a short term (two-three week) unpaid internship for him to gain self-confidence being in the community with his recent visual impairment. Before his vision loss he was an auto repairman and customer service manager for an automotive repair chain. He has expertise as a drummer, knows a ton about Rock and obviously knows his way around a garage. He still has some vision and isn't a safety risk in terms of just getting around. He's really a great guy.
If you have any leads in the Indianapolis area, please contact me at Bethb@bosma.org.
If you have any leads in the Indianapolis area, please contact me at Bethb@bosma.org.
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Permalink Reply by Brian Morgan - Video Production on -
Thanks for sharing this with us - sounds like a great person, hope that you are able to find him some enjoying creative work ...
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Permalink Reply by Beth Bates on -
Thank you, Brian. He is a great person and KUDOS TO MADAME WALKER THEATER for giving him an opportunity to job shadow and learn some new skills!
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