JOB & EMPLOYMENT RESOURCES
Job Opportunities
Ontario Employment Resources
ODEN, Ontario Disability Employment Network
ODEN has over 140-member agencies, all in the business of helping people with a disability get into the workforce. Members are from every corner of the province and support people of all disability types.
Canadian Supported Employment Resources
Government of Canada, Hiring Persons with Disabilities
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Woodgreen – Employment Accessibility Services for Persons with Disabilities (EAS)
The EAS program offers a range of services and opportunities for anyone 17 years and older (with a verifiable disability. The ultimate goal of this program is for persons with disabilities to secure long-term employment and meaningful careers. Program staff supports people with disabilities to sustainable, competitive employment by providing the supports clients need to get a job, keep the job and, where appropriate, advance in their job.
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Project SEARCH Toronto
Project SEARCH Toronto is a school-to-work transition program for youth who have developmental or intellectual disabilities. The program takes place entirely at a workplace.
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Ready Willing & Able, Building an Inclusive Labour Force
Funded by the Government of Canada and active in 20 communities across the country, RWA is designed to increase the labour force participation of people with an intellectual disability or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
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CASE, The Canadian Association for Supported Employment
CASE is a national association of community-based service providers and stakeholders working towards the Employment Inclusion of people with disabilities. This Association strives to promote full citizenship and personal capacity for persons with disabilities through the facilitation of increased labour market participation and outcomes. Through such workforce participation, CASE also supports social inclusion for Canadians with disabilities.
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MentorAbility
MentorAbility is a national supported employment initiative that provides an opportunity for education and awareness to be shared between employers and people experiencing a disability in communities across Canada.
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The Inclusive Workplace
The Inclusive Workplace is for people who are on the autism spectrum or have an intellectual disability. It helps them to find jobs or to work during COVID-19 and beyond. It helps companies hire good workers and build an inclusive workplace. It helps employment agencies support job seekers and employees too.
Do Good Donuts
Visit Do Good Donuts to learn how they work with the community and corporate partners to make a real difference for job-seeking youth with intellectual disabilities. Learn how you can help connect young people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to a brighter future. Check out Careers page at Do Good Donuts
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