WorkAble Solutions
Connecting job seekers with disabilities and employers in B.C. | Opportunities Fund for Persons with Disabilities
The Opportunities Fund is a program designed to help people with disabilities prepare for and obtain employment or self-employment. It also assists people to develop the skills they need to keep a new job. Offered by the Government of Canada. | Triumph Vocational Services
Creates opportunities for people with disabilities in British Columbia to develop skills, increase independence and participate in the workplace. | Canadian Mental Health Association
Exists to promote the mental health of British Columbians and support the resilience and recovery of people experiencing mental illness. | The Disability Resource Network
The provincial organization that represents individuals who provide programs and services for individuals who have disabilities, in the British Columbia Post Secondary Education system. | The Canadian Disabled Individuals Association
Founded on behalf of all disability with the intent to create an inclusive, grass roots organization founded and driven by disabled individuals which is free from obligation and bias as a result of politics or specific interests. Providing a complete Directory of Resources focused primarily on Non-Profit service providers in British Columbia and Marketplace Resources first in British Columbia and across Canada, provide our disabled community in British Columbia a real voice in order to inform, inspire an educate each other and the general public of the living and many values of those who are disabled and encourage unity and community within our disabled community, the general public, our governments and leaders and those in service to the disabled, including the Non-Profit/Health Care and Marketplace providers. | Minister's Council on Employment for Persons with Disabilities
The Employment Strategy for Persons with Disabilities demonstrates this government's commitment to increasing employment opportunities for persons with disabilities in British Columbia. |
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