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Creating Inclusive Workplaces for All

Employment inclusion means that all persons experiencing disability have equal opportunity to secure, to sustain, and to advance in meaningful, competitively paid employment. 

The Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) is a national member association for the supported employment sector.

At CASE, we work with employment service providers, employers, community partners, and other interest holders in communities across Canada toward employment inclusion of persons experiencing disability. We strive to facilitate full participation in the labour force by offering resources, expertise, research, and support to service providers.

Our organization embraces diversity and believes in opportunities for all workers. Through workforce participation, we promote full citizenship and social inclusion for persons who experience disability in Canada.

Service Providers

We assist supported employment service providers help more individuals with diverse abilities achieve their mentorship and employment goals.

Job Seekers

Are you an individual living with a disability and looking for a job? The Canadian Association for supported Employment (CASE) has a number of resources to help you the the right job for your skills and preferences

Employers

Diversity and inclusion are critical to business performance, leading to increased teamwork, creative thinking, improved morale, and innovation in products and services.

Service Providers

CASE offers training and resources for supported employment service providers so they can help more persons experiencing disability achieve their mentorship and employment goals.

Job Seekers

Are you a person who experiences disability looking for a job or exploring career options? The Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) has resources to help you find the right job for your skills and preferences.

Employers

Diversity and inclusion are critical to business performance, leading to increased worker engagement and retention and enhancing innovation and organizational resilience. 

Member Spotlight

CASE provides a platform for members to showcase their organizations, programs, and accomplishments, to network, and to discuss employment strategies.

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Let's Work

Let’s Work provides employment counselling to persons in Fredericton, New Brunswick who experience mental health challenges and who face barriers to gaining and maintaining employment.

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Inclusion Hudson Bay

Inclusion Hudson Bay, a branch of Inclusion Saskatchewan, is a non-profit organization that works with individuals with differing abilities and their families.

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Family Support Network for Employment (FSNE)

The Family Support Network for Employment or FSNE is a family-led coalition that advocates for systemic change to improve employment opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities.

View Initiatives

CASE facilitates the sharing of knowledge and best practices within the supported employment sector to work towards full inclusion. Learn how we are making a difference in the Canadian employment landscape.  

Upcoming Events

A wide range of in-person and virtual events are offered every year by CASE and by our partners and members. Whether you’re looking for professional development, networking opportunities, or information or training sessions, we’re confident that you’ll find an opportunity that meets your needs.

News and Stories

We feature a range of topics of interest to service providers, employers, job seekers, and employees.

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