The sites in this section are tailored to answer specific needs. It just may be the helpful information that you are looking for.

1. WORKink - Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work

http://www.workink.com

WORKink is an interactive site dedicated to work equity. It publishes a number or articles on the difficulties experienced by job seekers with disabilities. It also provides news bulletin, job opportunities and a lot of practical advice. The most important facet of this site is the counseling chat room, where job seekers can discuss their situations with an on-line counselor.

CIP: This site provides a link to the Web Access Employment Network (WAEN) and a job bank especially for job seekers with special needs. Click here to see this website.

2. National Educational Association of Disabled Students

http://www.neads.ca

Current or prospective students with disabilities will find this site extremely useful. It includes a list of Canadian colleges and universities with on-line information on services for students with special needs, allow you to get in touch with disabled students groups or committees, and provides information on financial help. Consider this site as essential resources!

3. Persons with Disabilities Online

http://pwd-online.ca

This site has an immense array of information concerning various disabilities. People with disabilities, their families, their caregivers and other with an interest in disabilities can access a broad range of information, Check out this site for relevant links to federal, provincial and territorial government Web sites, especially in the categories "Education" and "Employment".

This site provides access to information from a broad range of resources, provides links to assistive technology information and serves as a model of accessibility, providing links to products and services that improve the quality of life for persons with disabilities.

4. Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials

http://www.cicic.ca

If you are new to Canada and would like more information on studying or working here, this site is for you. It provides information on the credentials assessment process, which evaluates your past schooling or work experience to determine what you are qualified to do here in Canada. This is a necessary step when applying to university or to find out if you can continue practising your profession here. The site lists a number of services across the country that facilitate the assessment process.

CIP: There is also a special section for Canadians who want to study abroad. This section provides links to national and regional sources of educational information around the world. Click here to see this information.

5. The Aboriginal Canada Portal

http://www.aboriginalcanada.gc.ca

The Aboriginal Canada Portal is a unique Internet gateway to Canadian Aboriginal on-line resources, contacts, information and government programs and services. The portal is easy to use and presents a vast array of information for and about Aboriginal people on such topics as employment, business, education, training and economic development. The site also features links to National Aboriginal organizations, Aboriginal community information and federal, provincial and territorial governments.

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