The Pathways Program supports people with disabilities in Edmonton to move forward with confidence — whether that means building life stability, preparing for work, finding and keeping a job, returning to school or training, or strengthening connections to employers and community supports that lead to long-term employment success.
Pathways Program
-
- Cards,
Pathways Opens Doors To:
,-
, Meaningful employment
,Personalized support helps you explore work that matches your goals, strengths, and interests.
-
, Greater life stability
,We help you connect to housing, health, income, childcare, transportation, and other essential supports that make working possible.
-
, Inclusive workplaces
,We work with employers to create job matches, inclusive environments, and ongoing workplace support.
-
, Long-term success
,Support continues as you prepare for work, start a job, or return to training — helping you stay connected over time.
-
- Grey Box - 2 Columns,
Discover Your Path to Work with Pathways
,The Pathways Program supports adults 18+ in Edmonton to move toward meaningful, sustainable employment by addressing both employment goals and the life challenges that can affect work. By supporting job seekers and employers together, we help create stronger job matches and long-term employment success.
Location:
,
Suite 500, 10150 - 100 Street NW
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 0P6Client Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Our Dispute and Resolution Form
English ODG Dispute and Resolution Policy
French ODG Dispute and Resolution Policy
- Grey Box - 1 Column,
Who Services Are for:
,-
18 years of age or older
-
Live in Edmonton
-
Unemployed or underemployed
-
Have a self-identified or medically diagnosed disability
-
Legally entitled to work and train in Canada
-
Experience barriers that impact employment, such as housing instability, transportation challenges, health concerns, caregiving responsibilities, or the need for workplace accommodations
-
Have a goal of employment and are willing to actively participate in services
*Note: Eligibility is explored through an initial screening and confirmed through an Employment Readiness Assessment.
*Under-employed generally refers to people who are working limited hours or in unstable, low-income jobs and who need additional support to achieve stable, sustainable employment.
-
- Blog,
How Pathways Can Help
,-
, Resource Centre Services (Edmonton)
Our Resource Centre is open to all eligible clients in Edmonton. You can get help with resumes, job searching, applications, and accessing self-guided workshops, or use computers and private spaces for virtual appointments. Our team members can also help you navigate Edmonton community resources and connect you to additional support if needed.
-
, Workforce Development Services
Workforce Development services support people with disabilities who are unemployed or underemployed. We provide personalized, ongoing support to help you prepare for work, find a job, and stay employed. Support may include:
Life Stability Support: Help with housing, health, childcare, transportation, routines, and social connections through community partners.
Employment Readiness Support: Career exploration, skill-building, work experience, employer connections, and pathways to employment or education.
-
, In Motion and Momentum+ (Group Based Support)
In Motion and Momentum+ is a 10–12 week group based support program designed to build confidence and life skills in a supportive, inclusive environment. Through hands-on activities and guided learning, you will develop practical skills for everyday life and future employment, strengthen resilience, and build confidence as you prepare for work. The program also offers a safe and encouraging space to learn, connect, and grow alongside others.
-
, Working with Employers
We work with Edmonton employers to support inclusive hiring and retention through job matching, job design, workplace accommodations, and on-the-job support. Our goal is to create accessible, productive workplaces that benefit both employees and employers.
-
, Working with Community Partners
We work closely with local organizations to help you access housing, health, training, and other supports that build stability and support long-term employment success.
-
- Feedback,
We Want to Hear from You
At Open Door Group, we are dedicated to providing every customer with a high standard of quality and care throughout their journey with us. Your experience matters, and we genuinely want to hear from you. We invite you to share your feedback, whether it's positive or negative. We appreciate your trust in our services and commit to utilizing your feedback to enhance the quality of our services!
Fill our feedback form - Contact,
Have Questions? We are Here to Help!
Book an Appointment - Funders,
Funders’ Acknowledgement
These services are made possible through the generous support of the Province of Alberta, in partnership with the Government of Canada, to deliver employment programs and services.

- Cards,