Programs and Funding Sources

There are provincial programs, funding sources and federally funded initiatives available to help businesses across Canada become more accessible and inclusive.

Some examples include:

  • Help for costs associated with implementing workplace adaptations, assessments or accommodations.
  • Grants to test innovative ideas that make it easier for people with disabilities to participate in the workforce.
  • Wage subsidies or paid training for people with disabilities (i.e. co-ops, fixed-term internships, and work experiences).
  • Apprenticeship training and industry-specific training that aligns with labour market shortages.
  • Courses and training for talent pools (i.e. first aid and food safety training).

Search by location or category to find the best options for your workplace.

If you aren’t sure which option is right for your workplace, browse our best practices for employers or contact a service provider near you.
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  • Aborginal Labour Force Development Circle

    Ontario
    (800) 446-1629
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    COVID-19 Response

  • Aboriginals with Disabilities Program

    Manitoba
    (204) 989-7110
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    Resources & Support

  • Access - Employment Service

    British Columbia
    (604) 913-7933
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    Resources & Support

  • Access - Essential Skills for Aboriginal Futures

    British Columbia
    (604) 251-7955
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    Skill Building and Job Placement

  • AccessAbility Supports

    Prince Edward Island
    1-866-594-3777
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    Assistive Technology

  • Accessibility Audits

    Saskatchewan
    1-877-569-3111
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    Accommodation Assessments/Assistance

  • Accessibility Needs To Focus On Your Business

    Alberta
    (403) 818-9252
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    COVID-19 Response

  • Accessibility Standards Research Funding

    National
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    COVID-19 Response

  • Accessible Employers - Resources

    National
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  • Accessible Technology Program Funding

    National
    (800) 328-6189
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    COVID-19 Response
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