Job Seekers
Find the Right Job for Your Skills and Preferences
Are you a person experiencing disability who is looking for a job or thinking about entering the labour force?
The Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) has a number of resources to help you find the right job for your skills and preferences.
Learn how supported employment helps persons experiencing disability find and keep work
Supported employment is a way to assist persons experiencing disability to find and sustain employment. A supported employment service provider can guide you from job search to workplace training to career development.
Find a local supported employment service provider
We can help connect you with a supported employment service provider in your community. When you’re ready to explore the possibility of entering the workforce, a service provider can work with you.
MentorAbility: Explore career options through mentorship
MentorAbility matches job seekers with mentors for short mentorship experiences in the workplace. The program is an excellent way to explore different career pathways and opportunities that might interest you.
Build a supportive mentoring network
Check this practical guide for young professionals, youth who experience disability, and any person on how to develop a network to support their career.
Check for events by CASE and our members and partners
Check out the latest professional development, DEAM, and community events offered by CASE or by our members and partners.
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