Provides a path way to permanent residence for skilled workers and international graduates from a recognized post-secondary institution in Atlantic Canada (PEI, NS, NB, NF) who are willing to work and live in one of the four provinces.

AIP aims to help Canadian employers to hire qualified workers for jobs cannot be filled with the existing local workforce.

• Providing information on employment and job search topics
• Help developing a Canadian-style resume and cover letter
• Teaching clients how to job search or find volunteer opportunities
• Locating career skills building opportunities
• Assistance applying for available wage subsidy programs

• Canadian Workplace Culture
• Refugee Employment Orientation
• Alternate Careers Day
• Networking for Success
• Newcomer Entrepreneur Program
• Job Fair Preparation
• Social Media and Your Career
• Interview Skills Practice
• Job Information Sessions with employers

Various services are offered to assist individuals with intellectual disabilities who are seeking employment, includes:

• Pre-Employment - Developing essential workplace skills: communication, teamwork, time management, and problem-solving
• Resume and Interview Prep - Creating resumes, completing job applications, and practicing interview techniques
• Job Search Assistance - Identifying job opportunities, filling applications, and using search engines
• On-the-Job Support - Providing job coaching and training to help clients adjust and meet employer expectations
• Work Placements - Connecting clients with businesses for paid employment, work trials, or volunteer experiences
• Ongoing Support - Offering guidance, problem-solving, and advocating for inclusive hiring practices
• Drop-in Day - Life and Employability Skills program, Monday through Friday

Supports Indigenous people living in Epekwitk / PEI in both urban and rural areas to prepare for training and employment or a return to work. The program is client-centered and based on each individual participant's career/job plan. Specific employment services can vary, but generally include:

• Relevant hands-on career exploration experiences
• Job opportunities
• Education and training related to career goals
• Pre-employment training

The program is delivered in partnership with employers, training institutions, and government departments to develop and roll out initiative that support hands-on career explorations experiences, job opportunities, education, and training.

Assists individuals with an intellectual disability and/or dual disabilities in preparing for and conducting a job search, including:

• Assessing needs
• Helping plan for return to work
• Employment counselling, services and support
• Transitional support
• Assistance contacting employers
• Job training and supervision - both pre-employment and onsite
• Providing outreach services
• Resume writing and job search techniques
• Group sessions on various topics including life skills

Montague Office: abby@inclusionseast.com
Souris Office: julie@inclusionseast.com

Assists people with disabilities with their job search and related issues. Includes:

• Career decision making
• Skills enhancement (helps individuals identify and apply for education and training and find appropriate funding)
• Job search
• Making contact with employers
• Ongoing assistance for the employee and employer
• Assistance with Abilities@Work which provides wage subsidies for employers that hire eligible participants

Queens County email: devon@resourceabilities.ca
Prince County email: darryl@resourceabilities.ca
Kings County email: canda@resourceabilities.ca

• Identifying interests, aptitude and abilities
• Individual and group career facilitation
• Job shadowing and/or career exposure
• Establishing goal setting and future employment paths
• Resume, cover letter writing and interview strategies

Provides free employment support services to the francophone community in Epekwitk / PEI. Includes:

• Personalized coaching and support, including resume and interview preparation, at assisted resource centres in Charlottetown, Summerside, and Wellington
• Access to exclusive job offers
• French workshops and resources
• Access to a computer and various online resources at unassisted resource centres in Rustico, Deblois, and Souris

Provides education, support and an opportunity to share experiences in a group setting. Topics include:

• Liberty
• Beyond liberty
• Healthy boundaries
• Cooking economically
• Coping skills
• Mental health and recovery

Available at locations across Epekwitk / PEI.