902-401-5938

www.TheClubInclusion.com

Jackie@clubinclusion.com

Who they support: 
Any individual with a disability. Clients typically aged 18-35, but older adults are welcome too.

Services:
The goal of club inclusion is to help individuals learn new skills and have fun experiences. Their programs range far, from camps, dances, and movie nights, to essential life skills, healthy living, and safe sex practices.

Who they support:
Individuals aged 18+ who identify as having a disability(s) and face barriers in living independently 

Services and programs:
ILNS offer many communal resources to provide solutions for those without work, funds, or housing support due to their barriers. They also hold programs to help teach individuals important life skills to live independently.
 

info@braininjuryns.com
https://braininjuryns.com/

Who they support:
Individuals recovering from brain injury and the person/people supporting them.

Programs and services:
-Familial/caregiver support
-Physical exercise (yoga)
-Peer support groups
-Types of therapy (music)
-Training and education surrounding life skills and occupational opportunities

info@lakecityworks.ca

(902) 465-5000

https://www.lakecityworks.ca

Who they support:
Individuals who face employment barriers due to mental health issues aged 16+

Programs and services:
-Hands-on occupational training in woodworking, furniture manufacturing, and product assembly
-Life skills and coping strategies workshops
-Employment opportunities 

www.nsacl.ca

Who they serve:
Those with intellectual disabilities and their families, ensuring they have enough support to live inclusive lives.

Programs and services:
-Sex positive discussions
-Savings plan program (RDSP)
-Familial/caregiver support
-Life transitions (going from school to post-secondary education, or from post-secondary to work)

info@dasc-ns.ca

https://www.dasc-ns.ca

Who they support:
DASC is a non-profit vocational day program for adults 

with intellectual disabilities. Their application process can be started at 16, but the waiting list determines who gets in when. 

Programs and services:
-Employment opportunities
-Like skills workshops
-Activity lifestyles club (discussion of hobbies and interests)
-Community employment opportunities

-msilvester@autismns.ca

902-593-1015 ext 3081

-aoc@autismns.ca

-andrew.smith@nsacl.ca

(782) 234-3974 

Who they support:
RWA is designed to increase the 

employment of people 

with intellectual disabilities or 

Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Programs and services:
-Connecting individuals with accommodating and compassionate employers
-Advocation for people with intellectual disabilities, ASD, and more
-Informational sheets about disabilities for work peers
-Support getting or maintaining employment

 www.teamworkcooperative.ca

Who they support: 
People aged 16+ who face issues finding/securing inclusive employment. No prior diagnosis required. 

Programs and services:
-Funding information
-Strength-finding
-Occupational information on communal employers 
-Career counseling 
-Job developer (assists with resume, cover letters, etc.)
-Employment workshops

902-454-7387 

info@prOrganization’sescottgroup.ca

Who they support:
Adults with disabilities who need assistance with development of skills and participation 

in community, personal 

development and employment.

Programs and services:
-Personal development and employment programs

-Resume and cover letter building
-On-site training with job opportunities 
-Ongoing assistance to maintain employment success