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Resources for Persons with Disabilities
If you’re someone with a disability or work with someone with a disability, these resources can help.
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Funding Opportunities for Persons With Disabilities

The Opportunities Fund for Persons with Disabilities can help you prepare for, obtain and maintain employment or self–employment.
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Entrepreneurs With Disabilities Program

This program provides services to entrepreneurs with disabilities. If you live in Western Canada and you’re looking to start or expand a business, you may be eligible for assistance.
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Government Programs and Services

For information on Government of Alberta programs and services, call 310–0000 toll-free. Deaf or hard of hearing callers with a TTY call 780– 427–9999 in Edmonton or 1–800–232–7215 in other Alberta locations. Outside Alberta call 1–780–427–2711. Long distance charges will apply.
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Alberta Human Rights Commission

The Alberta Human Rights Commission's purpose is to promote equality and reduce discrimination. It provides public information and education programs, and helps Albertans resolve human rights complaints.
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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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Supports for Your Disability at School and Work

Depending on your disability, you might need certain programs or technologies to do well at school and on the job. There are many to choose from, and service providers can help find what’s right for you.
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Planning for School When You Live With a Disability

When it comes to your education, you have many choices. If you plan well, you can find both the right education program and the right disability supports to help you succeed.
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Duty to Accommodate

Post–secondary institutions have duty to accommodate students with disabilities. Check out this Alberta Human Rights Commission resource to learn more.
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