Employment and Transitions
Provided by: Inclusion Saskatchewan
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Service Description
Works with people with intellectual disabilities to find community employment, support for post-secondary education, and to make the transition from student to adult life.
- Student and Adult Employment – assists individuals to find real work for real pay
- Transition Planning – helps individuals transition successfully out of high school and into adult life
- Post-Secondary Education – provides information about funding and accommodations available for individuals who are planning to attend post-secondary education and other training opportunities.
Visit website for more information and to find publications & resources for students, parents and educators.
Eligibility
Persons with intellectual disabilities.
Application Process
Complete our online intake process.
Fees
No cost.
Business Line: 306-955-3344
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Coverage Area
Saskatchewan
Languages Offered
English
Inclusion Saskatchewan Main Office: Saskatoon
Address
3031 Louise Street
Saskatoon SK S7J 3L1
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Inclusion Saskatchewan's main office is located in the Nutana area of Saskatoon, next door to the Nutana Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion and the Saskatoon Bridge Club.
View services at this location
- Collection of Donated Clothing and Small Household Items
- Employment and Transitions
- Family Network
- Individual and Collective Advocacy Network
- Publications and Resources
- Sexual Health and Wellness Education
- Support and Advocacy
Location Info
Hours of Operation
Open Monday to Friday, 8:30 am - 12:00 pm, 1:00 - 5:00 pm.
Closed on all Saskatchewan statutory holidays as well as on Easter Monday, September 30th, and December 26th.
The office is currently closed to the public except by appointment due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access - designated parking spaces, automatic front door, accessible washrooms. Scent-free office.
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