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Persons with Disabilities
If you’re a person with a disability who is deciding on a career direction, the information and resources here are a good place to begin.
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Plan Your Career

How to Get Support if You’re a Youth With a Disability

If you have a disability, your supports change when you turn 18. Learn about the programs and services you can get as an adult.
Plan Your Career

Talking About Your Invisible Disability

Many people in the workplace have an invisible disability, such as an anxiety disorder or lupus. This guide will help you decide if and when to tell people about your invisible disability.
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Community Disability Services (CDS)

Provides a comprehensive view of CDS across Alberta, including career paths, education advice, regional agency links, resources and contact information.
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Transition Planning Guide - A Career and Education Planning Guide for Students with Disabilities

Designed for Grades 9 – 12 students with disabilities and their parents and or caregivers, this guide provides comprehensive information and ideas to help navigate the journey from high school to post-secondary education.
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