Employment Assistance for People with Disabilities - Northern

Employment Assistance for People with Disabilities - Northern

Unemployed or underemployed people with disabilities can get help through drop-in resource centres, job search assistance programs, and job-skills workshops. Employment counselling and career planning services provide information on the labour market, grants, funding, apprenticeships, and other opportunities for ongoing support.


These services are located outside of Northern, but provide service to Northern.
	CNIB - Come To Work 1929 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G 3E8	416-486-2500
	Community Living Dryden Sioux Lookout - Dryden - Employment Services 280 Arthur St, Dryden, ON P8N 1K8	807-701-5370
	Independent Living Resource Centre Thunder Bay - Focusing Access on Skills and Training for Employment 212 Miles St E Suite 103, Thunder Bay, ON P7C 1J6	807-577-6166
	Ontario Disability Support Program - Northern Ontario - Kenora 720 Robertson St, Kenora, ON L3R 6J2	807-468-2400
	Ontario Disability Support Program - Northern Ontario - Kenora - Ontario Disability Support Program - Employment Supports 720 Robertson St, Kenora, ON L3R 6J2	807-468-2400
	Ontario Disability Support Program - Northern Ontario - Thunder Bay 435 James St S 1st Fl, Suite 111, Thunder Bay, ON L3R 6J2	807-473-3130
	Ontario. Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services - Ontario Disability Support Program 438 University Ave, 7th Fl, Toronto, ON M5G 2K8	416-325-5666 416-325-5225
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