Date and Time: October 2, 2024 | 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Webinar Description:
March of Dimes Canada has operated within the employment services sector in Ontario for more than 40 years and nationally for the past 10, providing both vocational rehabilitation and supported employment. They have assisted thousands of persons with disabilities in preparing for, obtaining, and maintaining employment. They also help employers across Canada find the best candidates and assist thousands of individuals each year in obtaining employment.
March of Dimes has recently launched several initiatives to assist persons with disabilities to access employment, skills training, to engage in community, and to develop skills to use accessible technology.
This webinar will highlight programs designed to support your clients to live their most independent lives during and post-recovery from an injury or illness. You will also learn how to contact March of Dimes staff to learn how to access available services for your clients. In many cases, services are available virtually, so regardless of disability or location, clients are able to receive services that have traditionally required in-person access.
By the end of this webinar you will:
- Learn about available March of Dimes employment services for clients.
- Explore how services are delivered and the best method to connect your client to these services.
Presenter:
Tiffany MacIntyre (she/her), BA, CVRP is a Program Manager in Skill Development and Employment Services with March of Dimes Canada. She has completed a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and holds a designation as a Canadian Vocational Rehabilitation Professional (CVRP). She has been a Program Manager with March of Dimes Canada since 2020 and has worked with individuals with disabilities in Atlantic Canada and British Columbia since 2012. She currently oversees three national programs providing supports through employment, skill development, and clinical assessment services. Tiffany specializes in assisting individuals with identifying the specific barriers they face which can limit independence and then works creatively with individuals and families to help find solutions. This includes barriers in returning to work or school or being able to use communication tools such as accessible technology.
Fees: (All fees are plus HST)
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