…the Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC) and the Chief Accessibility Officer within Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC). The Government of Canada is committed to an open, transparent and merit-based…
…another surface to perform mobility-related activities of daily living, or who have the potential for paid or voluntary employment. are currently covered in B.C., Alberta and Quebec. 4 Standing wheelchairs…
…everyone to enjoy makeup application. The company uses a portion of their profits to offer workshops to the community that are all about the art of makeup. Olay also released…
…to raise money to help people with spinal cord injuries. Peter Beck “My good friend was a client with SCIO’s Employment Services team. People with disabilities are so often overlooked…
…with trustworthy knowledge and support on SCIO websites. Peer Events connected people with knowledge and community. Peer Mentor Connections. People were helped to improve their employment skills and prospects. People…
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