Lead Disability Inclusive Society BC

Lead Disability Inclusive Society BC Our mission is to empower persons with disabilities and their families physically, spiritually, and

Accessible Employment Conference organized by the Lead Disability Inclusive Society (LDIS Ontario) under the YESS Progra...
06/02/2026

Accessible Employment Conference organized by the Lead Disability Inclusive Society (LDIS Ontario) under the YESS Program was held recently.

The event brought together passionate voices committed to building inclusive workplaces and creating real opportunities for persons with disabilities.

From inspiring keynote sessions to meaningful discussions, it was a powerful reminder that inclusion is not just a concept—it is action.

Even though the conference has ended, the message continues: building accessible workplaces means empowering lives and strengthening our communities.

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The 7th cohort of the Youth Employment and Skills Strategy Programme has officially started across British Columbia, Ont...
05/20/2026

The 7th cohort of the Youth Employment and Skills Strategy Programme has officially started across British Columbia, Ontario, and Alberta. 🇨🇦

Our disabled students and their non-disabled counterparts are excited to begin this 3-month paid opportunity fully funded by the Government of Canada.

This programme is more than just training — it is a pathway to empowerment, inclusion, skill development, and meaningful employment opportunities for young people.

We are proud to see participants from diverse backgrounds coming together to learn, grow, and build a brighter future. Their enthusiasm, determination, and resilience are truly inspiring.

05/04/2026

The YESS Programme is making a real difference in Ontario, changing lives every day.

Here’s a testimony from one participant: after struggling with unemployment for several months, they’ve now successfully secured a job through the program.

The Youth Employment Skills Strategy offers fully funded, in-person training along with job placement opportunities, supported by the Government of Canada.

Interested in signing up or learning more? Contact: [email protected]

04/28/2026

Recently in British Columbia, seniors gathered for a meaningful and uplifting session organized by LEAD Disability Inclusive Society BC.

The Seniors Program continues to create a safe and welcoming space where seniors across Surrey can come together, connect, and share their lived experiences.

The discussions were both insightful and empowering, focusing on key aspects of healthy aging, including staying physically active, keeping the mind engaged, and prioritizing mental and emotional wellbeing.

Participants exchanged personal stories, practical tips, and encouragement, reminding one another that aging can be a journey filled with purpose, strength, and community.

04/28/2026

Schemona arrived in Canada full of hope, but like many newcomers, faced the challenge of securing full-time employment.

Through determination—and with the support of the Youth Employment and Skills Strategy (YESS) Program—her story took a positive turn.

Today, Schemona is proudly employed full-time, building her career and contributing meaningfully to her community.

Her journey is a powerful reminder that with the right support, opportunities can become reality.

The YESS Program is currently onboarding for its 7th cohort, offering youth the tools, guidance, and pathways needed to succeed in today’s job market.

Available in British Columbia, Ontario, and Alberta.
🌐 Visit our website to learn more and apply.

The 7th Cohort of the Youth Employment Skills Strategy (YESS) Programme starts May 18!Are you a youth with a disability ...
04/14/2026

The 7th Cohort of the Youth Employment Skills Strategy (YESS) Programme starts May 18!

Are you a youth with a disability in British Columbia,Alberta and Ontario? Are you a permanent resident or a refugee with a protected decision? This is your opportunity to gain skills, experience, and get paid while doing it.
Program Details:

• Paid program (minimum wage)
• 6 hours per day, 30 hours per week
• 6 weeks of in-person training
• 8 weeks of job placement
Location:
10366 136A Street, Surrey, BC

Sign up today by visiting our website or come in person to our Surrey campus.
Take the next step toward your future—don’t miss out!

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Be part of a powerful and transformative event — the Accessible Employment Conference hosted by Lead Disability Inclusiv...
03/20/2026

Be part of a powerful and transformative event — the Accessible Employment Conference hosted by Lead Disability Inclusive Society BC.

This conference is dedicated to promoting equal opportunities, breaking barriers, and advancing inclusive workplaces for persons with disabilities.

📅 Date: March 24th & 25th, 2026
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (PST)
💻 Join from anywhere via Zoom
🔗 Click here to join:

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83497510887?pwd=I89ScS887rofTlMs10ritKsviVSaYm.1⁠�

🆔 Meeting ID: 834 9751 0887
🔒 Passcode: 616621
📌 More details & access:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meetings/83497510887/invitations?signature=ghzPONQdcHDpLLAW03DbyabVcXfqfE5DpSxjpEVdKpw⁠�

02/26/2026

We are proud to celebrate the graduation of our 4th Cohort of the Youth Employment and Skills Strategy Program!

This milestone marks the successful completion of months of dedication, learning, and personal growth. Our graduates have demonstrated resilience, commitment, and determination as they developed the skills, confidence, and experience needed to succeed in the Canadian job market.

Congratulations to our 4th Cohort! Your future is bright. 🎓

02/26/2026

Starting a new life in Canada comes with many opportunities, but it can also come with real challenges. For many newcomers, navigating the job market, understanding employer expectations, and building professional networks can feel overwhelming. As a result, some spend years searching for stable employment without success.

Through the Youth Employment and Skills Strategy Program, our participants found a turning point in their journey. They gained hands-on training, career guidance, resume and interview support, and the confidence to present their skills effectively in the Canadian workplace.

The transformation has been inspiring. Individuals who once faced long-term unemployment are now working in roles that match their talents and career goals. They are not only employed—they are building meaningful careers and contributing to their communities.

This program continues to change lives by turning uncertainty into opportunity and ambition into achievement.







02/26/2026

Being a newcomer to Canada can be very challenging, especially when you do not know how to apply for jobs or understand the job market. Many immigrants struggle for years to find employment after arriving in Canada.

Our graduates from the Youth Employment and Skills Strategy program have shared powerful stories about their journeys. Several of them were unemployed for years after coming to Canada. However, after completing the Youth Employment and Skills Strategy program, they gained the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills needed to secure jobs.

Today, each of them has successfully found employment that has helped shape and build their careers.

The program has not only opened doors to job opportunities but has also given them hope and direction for a brighter future in Canada.

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