British Columbia
MentorAbility Experience Story: Brent
This experience helped Brent learn how to put his degree to use and make new connections that could come in handy in the future. Brent is pursuing a communications degree
Experience Stories
About the MentorAbility Canada Experiences
To understand the impact that the MentorAbility Canada program is having from coast to coast, review our collection of shared experiences.
Each MentorAbility Experience showcases the coming together of a mentor and a mentee through a mentorship experience offered via a local supported employment service provider that’s part of the MentorAbility Canada network.
Get to know the stories of people living in Canada who experience disability, the supported employment service providers who connected them with those mentorship experiences, and the employers who served as mentors.
MentorAbility Experience Stories
New Brunswick
MentorAbility Experience Story: Sam
The meeting went very well. A natural connection formed between them, and Sam benefited greatly from Thomas’s extensive knowledge and experience. A mentorship opportunity was proposed for Sam, who stood
Yukon
MentorAbility Experience Story: Kortney
Through these mentorships, Kortney connected with professionals in different fields and experienced a range of work environments. These experiences provided a glimpse into various environments and the diversity of career
Northwest Territories
MentorAbility Experience Story: Marie
This experience helped Marie reconnect with the workforce, build confidence, and better understand potential employment pathways within Yellowknife’s hospitality and tourism sector. When Marie was connected to MentorAbility Canada, she
New Brunswick
MentorAbility Experience Story: Mélodie
The goal was clear: provide Mélodie with a full immersion in a professional workplace, with expectations, instructions, and direct client interactions. Mélodie is a young woman supported by Inclusion NB.
Quebec
MentorAbility Experience Story: Rose
“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
Ontario
MentorAbility Experience Story : Alex
“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
British Columbia
MentorAbility Experience Story : Kelsey
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
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