…May 31st. This event, hosted by Carleton University brings together a lineup of researchers, academics, employers, thought leaders and accessibility professionals to share awareness about emerging assistive/adaptive technologies for people…
…expensive to cover the cost of transportation to job interviews, professional clothing and other items that will help you succeed. Applying for ODSP’s Employment and Training Start-up Benefit can help…
…this reason that we continue to offer a wide range of Employment Services, to help job seekers with disabilities land meaningful work that will help them advance professionally and become…
…support, information, and resources to individuals with SCIs, their families, caregivers, and healthcare professionals. This page is a starting point for your journey, offering an overview of spinal cord injuries,…
…group, accessible pickleball is very popular, and weight training can be done safely with a trained professional. Always check with your doctor before starting any new or strenuous activity. …
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