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WorkABility Program

The WorkABility Program helps people with disabilities in Calgary gain the skills and support they need to find and keep meaningful work.

WorkABility Opens Door to:

Meaningful Employment

Find work that matches your skills, interests, and goals.

Skill Development

Build confidence and workplace skills through workshops, coaching, and hands-on practice.

Personalized Support

Get one-on-one guidance tailored to your needs and strengths.

Employer Connections

Gain direct access to inclusive employers looking for motivated, capable candidates.

Discover Your Path to Work with WorkABility

The WorkABility Program helps adults (aged 18+) in Alberta build the skills, confidence, and connections they need to find and keep meaningful employment. Whether you’re ready to start job searching, want to strengthen your skills, or need personalized guidance, our range of services is designed to support you every step of the way.

Location: Suite 150 - 707 10th Avenue SW. Alberta
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Who Services are for:

  • An adult (18+) living in Calgary, Alberta
  • Unemployed or underemployed
  • Legally able to work or train in Canada
  • Living with a disability and looking for the right support to reach your employment goals
  • Ready to take part in employment supports and work toward your career goals

What does "unemployed" mean?
You may be considered unemployed if:
  • You’re not working right now and not connected to an employer
  • You work fewer than 20 hours a week and are looking for full-time work
  • You’ve been told your job will end soon (usually within 6 weeks)
  • You have to leave your current job for a medical reason
  • You have a disability, work 20+ hours a week, but need more hours or support to stay employed
  • You’re a student with a disability or a youth at risk in your final year of high school or post-secondary
What does "underemployed" mean?
You may be considered underemployed if you’re working, but your job is unstable or doesn't meet your needs. For example:
  • Your hours are irregular (on-call or casual work)
  • Your pay isn’t reliable or enough to support you or your family
  • Your job might soon be replaced by technology
  • You’re working in a job that’s well below your skill level, with no room to grow
  • You have a valid reason to leave your job

Have Questions? We are Here to Help!


Please connect with us using the contact form below, or send us an email with your questions to workability@opendoorgroup.org. 

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Our Funders & Partners

The Province of Alberta is working in partnership with the Government of Canada to provide employment support programs and services.