In London, the Goodwill Employment Link program is available free of charge for persons with disabilities. The program provides customized individual service which guides and supports individuals with disabilities through the process of preparing for, finding, and keeping a job.

Adam Purdy and Justin Hines are special guests at the 2010 Awards Gala.

Jan Sims of /A\ News, the Emcee for the evening, is seen here with Chuck…

Cordeiro’s Auto European were nominated for their Champion Award by LEADS Employment Services.

Aktiv Kapital Canada Ltd. are the recipients of the Ability First 2010 Large Business Honourable…

Employment services for Mental Health disabilities – Area served: London Middlesex

Regional Mental Health Care offers unique and comprehensive client-centred, evidence-based specialized care with a commitment to education and research. Together with our partners, RMHC is leading the way with plans for restructuring and rebuilding, and an ongoing commitment to advocate for greater investment in community mental health services.

Cornerstone is a community-based day program for people living with the effects of an acquired brain injury. Individuals can learn or regain skills necessary to live a productive and empowering life.

Hutton House promotes and supports persons with disabilities through learning and life enhancing programs that focus on each individual’s strengths, abilities and interests.

As London’s biggest and oldest non-profit organization, Community Living London is dedicated in advocating and developing services that will enable people with intellectual disabilities to become fully participating and contributing members of our community.

Middlesex Community Living is a not-for-profit charitable organization that supports and advocates for the rights of adults with intellectual disabilities and their families. Currently we assist over 80 people in the Strathroy-Caradoc community to live independent lives. We support people who have a variety of intellectual disability diagnoses including; general developmental delay, Down syndrome, Fetal Alcohol syndrome, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, as well as many others. It is our vision and mission to develop and sustain an inclusive community and to champion and support people to learn, to define and to live independent lives as valued citizens.

March of Dimes is a community-based rehabilitation and advocacy charity for people with physical disabilities.Our goal is to enhance the independence and community participation of people with physical disabilities every day through a wide range of programs and services across the country.

Since 1986, Leads Employment Services, a not-for-profit employment and skills development agency, has been providing specialized one-to-one vocational and skills development services for people with disabilities as well as to

“Jon excels at everything and it motivates everybody to step up. He’s dependable, honest and direct – a great performer,” says Vikki Anello, until recently Kim’s supervisor, Manager of Customer Service at the TD branch on Wonderland Road South. Since 2009, Anello has witnessed Kim’s hard work and pleasant manner pay off. “He is great with customers and a great team player. I think that is just his nature.”

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ATN Access for Persons with Disabilities Inc. Specializing in computer training and computer assisted learning for persons with disabilities.

We provide opportunities for individuals with injuries or physical, sensory and learning disabilities to gain access to employment or reach their learning goals through a variety of assessment, skills upgrading and personal development services.

Founded in 1940, CHS is a not-for-profit agency and the leading provider of services, products, and information for the deaf, oral deaf, deafened and hard of hearing.

Aktiv Kapital is an acquisitions company managing consumer debt through various customer focused approaches; providing flexible solutions to ensure customers are treated fairly.

London: Mayor Joe Fontana was today named Honourary Chair of the Ability First Coalition a not-for-profit organization of volunteers working to bring business people together to share best practices related

As his first official act as Chair, the Mayor issued a challenge to the London business community. He said “I want every business leader and employer to consider how they can recruit and hire more persons with disabilities. There are multiple tools in place that make the workplace open to everyone and London should be a leader in demonstrating how a worker’s ability is not measured by a disability but by the value they bring to the job.”

“Peter does a lot of customer service-type jobs and functions very well. He has always been excellent.” Grocery Manager, Drew Brundritt says that he has never had a complaint about Peter. Valu-mart learned of Peter…

The Ability First Coalition is pleased to announce that at the premier Ability First Champions Awards Gala, Starbucks Coffee Company was awarded Large Business of the Year in a new awards program that recognizes employers who hire and retain persons with disabilities.

The Ability First Coalition is pleased to announce the finalists of The Ability First Champions Awards, a new awards program to honour employers who hire and retain persons with disabilities.
The two finalists for Large Business of the Year are: Aktiv Kapital Canada Ltd. and Starbucks Coffee Company. Acclaimed for the Ability First 2010 Champion Award is Cordeiro’s Auto European Ltd. Congratulations!

Aktiv Kaptial Canada Ltd. are the recipients of the Ability First 2010 Large Business Honourable Mention. The Ability First Coalition has created the Ability First Champions Awards, this awards program is to honour

The Ability First Coalition is pleased to announce the creation of The Ability First Champions Awards, a new awards program to honour employers who hire and retain persons with disabilities.
Ability First Coalition, who works closely with Partners in Employment (PIE), is also partnering with the Human Resources Professionals of London and District (HRPLD) to promote and encourage business to become involved in this important initiative.