Client Services:
Service Intake & Eligibility
become involved with Career Services of Brockville


Who can apply to Career Services?

To be eligible to apply for Employment Supports with Career Services
you must be:
  • A person who has a disability that creates a barrier to finding or keeping a job
  • An adult, 18 years or older
  • A student looking for a summer work experience who is at least 16 years or older
  • Able to provide or make arrangements for transportation to and from Career Services' locations
  • Prepared to follow a work schedule on a regular basis. You may work part-time or full-time, but dependability is a basic work expectation
  • Independent in your basic needs. Career Services does not provide personal support in the areas of eating, dressing, hygiene, or medication. If you need attendant care, your personal support worker may accompany you to the job as needed
  • Motivated to work and ready to accept instruction, direction, correction and advice

To be eligible to apply for the Thresholds school-to-work transitional supports program offered through Career Services and other area agencies you must be:
  • A person with an intellectual disability
  • 18+ years of age
  • Recently out of school
  • Living at home or on your own

How do you apply to Career Services?

You will need to attend an Intake Interview. To make arrangements for an Intake Interview you, your parents or advocates, your doctor, or another agency can contact us -on line, by phone at (613) 342-5775, by TTY at (613) 498-1610 or by email.

The interview will take about one hour. During the interview, you will be asked questions about your address/phone number, birth date, education level, work history, interests, goals, strengths and needs. At the end of the interview, the Intake Counsellor will suggest options. Together, you will choose one of the options and review the next steps to receiving service.


"I was very pleased with the services I received from the Career Services of Brockville, and especially the professional yet very personal information and help I acquired from my employment counsellor. I believe she went beyond her duties in helping me find the correct type of employment, all while keeping my disability in mind. I appreciate the fact that she never judged me by my limitations.

I would not hesitate to recommend their services to anyone who needs that extra helping hand in finding employment."

Roxanne
Client with an Anxiety Disorder

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Making it happen for over 35 years.

Career services is a non-profit agency designed to assist individuals with a disABILITY find and maintain employment.


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