Canadian Association for Supported Employment

Supporting Workers Impacted by Domestic Violence

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Supporting Workers Impacted by Domestic Violence One third of workers in Canada have experienced domestic violence.1 The vast majority (82%) of workers who experienced domestic violence said it negatively affected […]

MentorAbility Experience Story: Rose

Rose : Three Mentors, Three Possible Pathways. Facilitated by ROSEPH. Logos: MentorAbility Canada, the Canadian Association for Supported Employment and the Government of Canada.

“The meeting went very well and helped Rose explore whether these three types of positions could align with her background and profile.” After a long-term leave, Rose* needed a gentle first […]

MentorAbility Experience Story : Alex

Alex: Making a Mark. Facilitated by March of Dimes Canada. Logos: Ontario Disability Employment Network, MentorAbility Canada, the Canadian Association for Supported Employment and the Government of Canada.

“People with disabilities have a tremendous amount to offer and what they really need is understanding, because minor accommodations can make all the difference.” – Alex Alex has a vibrant […]

CASE Member Spotlight – Opportunities Yukon

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CASE Member Spotlight Opportunities Yukon The Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) is committed to facilitating inclusive employment in Canada for persons experiencing disability and who may have intersecting identities. […]

MentorAbility Experience Story : Kelsey

Kelsey: A Perfect Treat. Facilitated by Fort St. John Association for Community Living. Logos: MentorAbility Canada, the Canadian Association for Supported Employment and the Government of Canada.

Kelsey was excited to begin her mentorship, seeing it as an opportunity to gain experience in the food industry and build on her passion for cooking. Kelsey is known for […]

MentorAbility Experience Story: Lily

Lily: Experience is Key. Facilitated by Life Directions. Logos: March of Dimes Canada, ODEN, MentorAbility Canada, the Canadian Association for Supported Employment and the Government of Canada.

Gary noted that Lily was very easy to work with, and that she was confident, attentive, and followed directions well. He also appreciated the positive energy she brought to the […]

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