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Friday, September 21, 2012
Neil Squire Society
Neil Squire Society Employ-Ability Services

Our program and workshops are open to anyone who has identified employment barriers, such as:

Physical disability or injury (arthritis, back injury, spinal cord injury, acquired brain injury, etc. mild to significant mobility impairment)
Vision or hearing impairment/loss
Learning disability
Illness (Crohn's disease, lung or heart disease, etc.)
Mental Illness

Our Employ-Ability workshops (Wellness) - Offered every Monday afternoon from 12:30-3:00pm

Time Management & Organizational Skills
Positive Communication Skills
Disclosure of a Disability
Positive Self-Esteem & Confidence
Stress Management
Pain Management
Motivation & Momentum
Decision Making & Problem Solving
Conflict & Anger Management
Work Simplification & Energy Conservation
Workplace Ergonomics
Job Search Techniques
What Employers Want
Information Interviewing

Our Employ-Ability (EA) Services - Continuous intake for services – Ready when you are!

Identify Values,
Abilities, & Interests
Skills Identification
Educational & Career Research
Information Interviews
Resume & Cover Letter
Employment Interview Preparation
Learn Effective Job Search Techniques
Develop a Return to Work Plan

Our referral process:

Agencies and Organizations can call and make a direct referral
Participants can call or drop in
Complete a brief intake to determine what employment services he/she is seeking, either attending our weekly workshops or one-on-one employment supports
Screen for eligibility

For more information and to register please contact:

Natalie Ducey – Employ-Ability Program Coordinator
143 Pembroke Street West, Suite #7
Pembroke Office: 613-735-4586 or Toll Free: 1-866-939-6345 (Ottawa)

Email: natalied@neilsquire.ca

Partially funded by: Human Resources and Skills Development Canada

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