Meet our Members
What we Offer
Network members offer a wide variety of services for persons with disabilities such as employment support, job matching, mentorships, literacy assessments, clinical support, day programs and much more.
The Network
We encourage you to check out the websites below to access disability focused resources within the community from our many network members.
PATH Employment Services
PATH is a non-profit agency that has been helping people with any kind of disability get and keep jobs since 1972.
The Career Foundation
The Career Foundation is a non-profit, registered charity that provides employment services to job seekers and employers across the GTHA.
Ontario Disability Employment Network
ODEN brings together businesses and Employment Service Providers to increase employment opportunities for job seekers who have a disability.
YWCA of Hamilton
The YWCA is a reflection and celebration of the diverse communities which we all call home.
Agilec
Agilec helps people contribute their very best by communicating openly with them and providing them with access to information.
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March of Dimes Canada
March of Dimes Canada is a national charity creating real change for people living with disabilities across Canada.
Ready Willing and Able
Federal Budget 2022 commits a $20 million investment to the Ready, Willing, and Able program (RWA). RWA is a national employment program jointly sponsored by Inclusion Canada and Autism Alliance of Canada for persons with an intellectual disability or on the autism spectrum. This 3-year investment by the Government of Canada will enable RWA to expand its work until March 2025 with employers and community agencies to generate employment opportunities for people with an intellectual disability or on the autism spectrum.
Goodwill
Goodwill supports people of all ages and abilities on their path to work while breaking down barriers to obtaining meaningful employment.
Adults in Motion
Adults in Motion is to build a strong safe and supportive community for adults with disabilities while meeting needs, creating solutions and inspiring inclusion.
Project Search
HWDSB
At Owlware we believe that the most important asset in any organization is the unique skills of its employees and the ability to adapt to change. This need has been more evident in today’s knowledge-driven economy.
Constant technologies advancements coupled with global competition demand that training and skills development become a priority for any organization. The solution was in creating customized web-based courses for the corporate & private sectors, resulting in both a flexible and competent training alternative. Hence, we have become an active service provider for Ontario Disability Support Program and WSIB.
​Project SEARCH Hamilton, a program facilitated by the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB), is a school to work training program for students with an intellectual or communication disability who are in their final year of secondary school. The students learn employability skills through daily instruction and hands-on internship experiences. The entire program takes place in a business site.