The Creative Employment Options program is designed to support individuals with disabilities (both diagnosed and self-diagnosed) to develop the skills needed to achieve their employment goals. They offer Individualized and group-based learning environments, Career and personal development, wellness for work, and job search support, Ergonomic and/or assistive technology assessments and solutions. They also offer wage subsidies to potential employers. Learn more.

The Employment Services and Counselling program is a comprehensive program that assists job seekers with disabilities. The program provides a continuum of services with the ultimate goal of securing employment and promoting employment inclusion.

They have three offices with Employment Specialists who provide services including career decision making, skill enhancement, job search and job maintenance. Learn More.

A national not-for-profit organization that exists to promote and support meaningful and equitable employment of persons with disabilities.

They offer job search assistance, employer incentives, accommodation assessments, consulting services, and a variety of workshops. Learn more.

A skills and training improvement organization that will aid you in building your education and/or skillset to help you find work in the sector you are seeking. They provide individualize support tailored to your needs, availability and interests. Learn more.

Fitzroy Centre Clubhouse is an internationally accredited, recovery-based program for people living with mental illness.

They offer a wide range of supports and services to assist individual's with their personal goals and recovery journey. These include prevocational training, skill development, employment, education, housing, wellness and social programs, advocacy, referrals and more. Learn More.

The MCPEI Employment Services team provides and administers culturally appropriate employment-based programs and services to Indigenous people living in PEI. As a client-focused program, their work is centered around providing the proper support that clients need to return to work and training. Learn more.

The Employment Assistance Service team works collaboratively with other IRSA departments to provide integrated employment-related support tailored to help clients overcome the specific barriers faced by newcomers to Canada.

If you are a new immigrant, after you arrive in PEI and register with IRSA, you can schedule an appointment to meet with an employment specialist. The specialist will begin by asking questions about your education, previous work experience, skills, and qualifications, and then help you become an independent jobseeker. Learn More.