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SaskAbilities - Partners in Employment Saskatoon Partners in Employment provides Supported Employment services that assists both job seekers and employers.

Partners in Employment provides free vocational services for people with barriers to employment in the Saskatoon community. Partners in Employment offers an extensive range of professional employment services to both individuals and employers. For Individuals:
Our services are specifically designed to assist individuals with hidden or visible disabilities find and maintain employment. Key services include:

•Employment Preparation
•Job Placement
•Job Maintenance
•Supported Employment
•Work Experience
For Employers:
We collaborate with employers to match qualified candidates to job vacancies. Key Services include:

•Providing pre-screened candidates
•On-site training support
•On-going follow-up
Hidden and Visible Disabilities may include any of the following:

•Attention Deficit Disorder
•Back, Shoulder, and/or Neck Injury
•Brain Injury
•Learning Disability
•Mental Health Issues
•Physical and Mobility Challenges
•And others

For more information on how our employment services can benefit you or someone you know, please contact a Partners in Employment office near you

Partners in Employment is celebrating DEAM throughout October. We are pleased to highlight EnviroWay and recognize its ...
10/19/2026

Partners in Employment is celebrating DEAM throughout October. We are pleased to highlight EnviroWay and recognize its commitment to inclusive employment. Thank you, EnviroWay, for being a community leader and for embracing inclusion and diversity in the workplace.

"October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM). All month long we are celebrating local Saskatoon bus...
10/16/2026

"October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM). All month long we are celebrating local Saskatoon businesses who understand the strong business case for hiring people experiencing disability."
“70% of employers who hire individuals experiencing disabilities reported a significantly positive impact on their company culture.”
Inclusive workplaces foster stronger teams, boost morale, and create a more positive work environment for everyone. When employees feel valued and supported, organizations thrive.
Source: Lindsay et al. (2018), cited in The Inclusive Workplace (n.d.).

💙💜💙💜Tonight, SaskAbilities - Partners in Employment Saskatoon staff are gathering at Remai Modern and City of Saskatoon ...
10/16/2026

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Tonight, SaskAbilities - Partners in Employment Saskatoon staff are gathering at Remai Modern and City of Saskatoon - Your Local Government to celebrate Light It Up! for NDEAM and shine a light on the importance of inclusive employment.

Our staff participation is more than showing up. It’s an opportunity to raise awareness, demonstrate our commitment to inclusion, and stand together for workplaces and communities where people experiencing disability have opportunities to contribute, and reach their potential.

It also brings SaskAbilities' Winning Aspiration to life: "We make a difference through each interaction."

Each conversation, connection and show of support helps build awareness and move inclusion forward.

Together, we’re lighting up Saskatoon and making a difference!

10/15/2026

Light It Up! For Inclusive Employment!
On October 15, SaskAbilities Saskatoon is proud to partner with MentorAbility Saskatchewan HUB for Light It Up! for NDEAM. This nationwide initiative celebrates inclusive employment and the contributions of people experiencing disability in the workplace.
Our SaskAbilities locations will shine purple and blue, joining buildings and landmarks across Canada in a show of solidarity.

đź’śđź’™ Look for the lights at:
• SaskAbilities Saskatoon: 1410 Kilburn Avenue
• SaskAbilities Provincial Services: 2310 Louise Avenue
• Partners in Employment: 316 2nd Avenue North
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askAbilities staff will also gather at two Saskatoon landmarks to celebrate:
• Saskatoon City Hall: 222 3rd Avenue North
• Remai Modern: 102 Spadina Crescent East
Those purple and blue lights are a reminder of why it matters: removing barriers, recognizing strengths, and creating opportunities for everyone.

📸 Spot the lights? Snap a photo and share it in the comments to show your support!

10/15/2026

Partners in Employment is celebrating Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM) throughout October and is proud to highlight JJ's Express Wash
JJ’s Express Wash and Oil Change is a Saskatoon-based family business committed to quality service and inclusive workplaces. They continue to make a positive impact in our community, helping wash away barriers and create opportunities for people of all abilities. Thank you, JJ's Express Wash, for being a champion of inclusion.

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM)!Throughout October, we are celebrating Saskatoon busine...
10/14/2026

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM)!
Throughout October, we are celebrating Saskatoon businesses that are leading the way in inclusive hiring and creating opportunities for everyone to succeed.
We proudly recognize during Disability Employment Awareness Month. The community they have built is vibrant, welcoming, and safe. Thank you for making inclusive hiring part of your everyday practice!

"October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM). All month long we are celebrating local Saskatoon bus...
10/13/2026

"October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM). All month long we are celebrating local Saskatoon businesses who understand the strong business case for hiring people experiencing disability."
"People with disabilities offer diverse skill sets and unique insights that can help shape industry’s design and development, resulting in products and services that appeal to a broader market share.”
When workplaces embrace disability inclusion, they unlock new perspectives, enhance creativity, and drive innovation that benefits everyone.
Source: Yin et al. (2018), cited in The Inclusive Workplace (n.d.).

"October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM). All month long we are celebrating local Saskatoon bus...
10/09/2026

"October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM). All month long we are celebrating local Saskatoon businesses who understand the strong business case for hiring people experiencing disability."
Businesses report 72% higher staff retention among employees with disabilities, while 90% perform as well as or better than their coworkers without disabilities. In addition, 86% of employees with disabilities are rated average or better in attendance.
Supporting disability inclusion helps employers build a reliable, dedicated, and successful workforce.
Source: Conference Board of Canada (2022).

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM)!Throughout October, we are celebrating Saskatoon busine...
10/08/2026

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM)!
Throughout October, we are celebrating Saskatoon businesses that are leading the way in inclusive hiring and creating opportunities for everyone to succeed.
We proudly recognize during Disability Employment Awareness Month. With a focus on training, trust, and top-tier service, they empower staff to succeed. Thank you for making inclusion part of the security plan!

October is Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM), a time to celebrate inclusive employment and recognize the skil...
10/07/2026

October is Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM), a time to celebrate inclusive employment and recognize the skills, perspectives, and talents people experiencing disability bring to workplaces and communities across Saskatchewan.
This year’s Canadian theme, “Skills Grow Economies. Disability Inclusion Fuels the Growth.” reminds us that inclusive employment is good for people, workplaces, communities, and our economy.
At SaskAbilities, Partners in Employment works with individuals and employers to create connections, recognize strengths, and build opportunities for meaningful employment.
Throughout October, we’ll be sharing stories, employer perspectives, and activities from across the province that highlight inclusive employment in action.
Because when people have opportunities to contribute their skills and talents, workplaces and communities grow stronger.
Skills Grow Economies. Disability Inclusion Fuels the Growth.

Address

316 2nd Avenue North
Saskatoon, SK
S7K2B9

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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3066572450

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