Our Services
Case Management
Case Management involves collaboration between a client and a
Case Manager who work together to identify and overcome barriers
to employment. The goal of this collaboration is to find the
quickest route to employment for the client.
Self-Serve Services
A staffed resource area for using job search tools and information that includes:
- Computer Workstations
- Internet Access
- Public Telephones
- Fax Machines
- Photocopy Services
- Informational Materials
Job search and job start financial supports for eligible clients who need help getting started in a new job or need help looking for work.
Services to Clients
Personal services and supports include things like:
- Group Workshops or Individual Sessions
- Training Services
- Customized job placement and work experience placement services for clients with significant barriers to employment.
- Self-employment Assessment Services
In some cases, financial supports are available for eligible clients.
To be eligible for personal services and supports you must be unemployed and legally allowed to work in British Columbia.
You are considered unemployed if you:
- Are not working
- Are working an average of fewer than twenty (20) hours per week, AND
- Are actively seeking full-time employment
- Are unable to work full-time because of a disability, but want to work more hours
- Have received a notice that you will be laid off soon
- Must leave your current job because of a medical reason
- Are at significant risk of losing your employment because of a disability
If you are a person with a disability and need help to keep your job, we can help you. Contact us to find out how.
Full-time students are not considered unemployed.
To legally work in BC you must have a Social Insurance Number. If your Social Insurance Number begins with a “9”, contact us to discuss eligibility.
Not all unemployed BC job seekers are eligible for personal supports and services—we will help find out what services and supports are right for you.
