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If you’re someone with a disability or work with someone with a disability, these resources can help.
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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.
Alberta Training for Work Programs
Training for Work funding is available to service providers employment and training supports for Albertans who are unemployed or marginally-employed and those on Employment Insurance (EI) and other income supports.
Canada Pension Plan Disability Vocational Rehabilitation Program
Are you getting CPP disability benefits? This program offers vocational counselling, training dollars and job search services to help you return to work.
Funding for Students With Disabilities
Find out about funding sources and how to apply.
Resources for Students With Disabilities
Discover resources and supports for students with disabilities who are exploring or attending Alberta post-secondary programs.
Look for Work

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Finding Meaningful Employment in Recovery: Jobs That Support Sobriety
For most people, work is much more than a regular paycheque. It’s part of their identity, and it gives purpose to their life. Meaningful work supports recovery and good health. This article offers tips to help you find it.

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Job Search Tips for People Experiencing Mental Health Issues
Looking for work is a challenge for anyone, but it’s even more stressful if you’re dealing with mental illness. Knowing what you’re up against can help you find the right strategies and tools.
Succeed at Work

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Steps for Rebuilding Your Career After Addiction
Addiction can cost you your job and make it hard to find a new one. Follow these steps to get back in the game when you’ve recovered.

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Career Advice for People Diagnosed with Debilitating Diseases
Debilitating diseases like epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and cancer are considered disabilities. That means employers have a duty to help staff work productively despite their disease.
Inspire and Motivate

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Counselling People With Disabilities
Explore these articles to discover important context, effective practices, and ways to collaborate with employers when providing career counselling to people with disabilities and disorders.
Disability Confidence Toolkit
The Disability Confidence Toolkit is a free tool that promotes accessibility, diversity, and inclusion in the Canadian workplace. This project offers a blueprint and online toolkit to support employers in creating an inclusive and barrier-free Canada.