Our service providers

The Power to Achieve More Achēv connects people to opportunities that help them achieve their full potential. We provide the resources and guidance based on the local labour market needed to achieve your employment goals. Through high-quality programs and personalized services, Achēv supports career development, employment, language, education, specialized services for youth and settlement success in our communities. Achēv's staffing experts assist you in taking the next step towards securing and maintaining a job. From employment preparation to career coaching to employer connections and placement services, we offer the tools, training and support necessary to establish your career or train for a better job. Achēv provides the human resources support that employers need. We offer no-cost resource supports, on-boarding and training assistance, candidate recruitment, hiring events and job postings to assist you to hire the perfect candidate and develop your workforce.

ACCES Employment has over 35 years of experience delivering employment services to jobseekers and employers, initially across the Greater Toronto Area and in recent years across Ontario and Canada through provincial and pre-arrival online service delivery programs. ACCES Employment’s mission is to support job seekers from diverse backgrounds who are facing barriers to employment, to integrate into the Canadian job market by providing employment services that link employers to skilled people, and to build strong networks alongside community partners.

Canadian Hearing Services (CHS) is an industry-leading provider of services, products and education that empower the Deaf and hard of hearing to overcome barriers to participation. We are the largest and only Accredited organization of its kind in North America. CHS is committed to helping our clients lead rich, full, independent lives. Through our friendly, caring and professional staff, we deliver high-quality, innovative products and services that break down barriers to participation, empower individuals and advance hearing health.

The Centre Francophone du Grand Toronto is the gateway for Francophones who live in Toronto or who come to settle there and are now proudly delivering integrated employment services to Francophones in York Region.

Corbrook is a non-profit, charitable organization that provides support to adults and youth with developmental disabilities in Toronto and York Region. Through meaningful citizenship and inclusion, we help people achieve rewarding life experiences by building on their strengths, interests and desires. On this path of self-discovery, the people we support learn new things about themselves and realize their personal goals. Corbrook prides itself on being a leader in an ever-evolving sector. We are innovative and eagerly undertake new initiatives and challenges. We provide services focused on helping people achieve their goals – finding employment, learning a new skill, or just trying to explore new things in their community. At Corbrook, we do believe the sky is the limit!

Meeting the needs of a diverse society since 1952, COSTI Immigrant Services is a community-based multicultural agency providing employment, educational, settlement and social services to all immigrant communities, new Canadians and individuals in need of assistance. COSTI strives to be a leader in community service by using a client focused, proactive, and innovative approach in planning, developing and delivering services. Our programs ensure that regardless of language or cultural barriers, people who arrive in Canada are able to use their existing skills, learn new ones that accelerate their ability to engage broadly and deeply in all aspects of Canadian society.

Job Skills, a non-profit charitable community-based employment, and training organization have successfully delivered employment solutions for 35 years across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and neighboring regions. Today, the agency provides employment, employer, business, and newcomer services and programs in York and Peel Regions.

Job Skills, a non-profit charitable community-based employment, and training organization have successfully delivered employment solutions for 35 years across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and neighboring regions. Today, the agency provides employment, employer, business, and newcomer services and programs in York and Peel Regions.

Job Skills, a non-profit charitable community-based employment, and training organization have successfully delivered employment solutions for 35 years across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and neighboring regions. Today, the agency provides employment, employer, business, and newcomer services and programs in York and Peel Regions.

JVS Toronto plays a vital role in Toronto and York Region ensuring that job seekers reach their potential, employers build the workforce they need, and students perform at their best. We do this through a mix of general and specialized services to job seekers from all backgrounds and situations, employers from all sectors, and students and educators in primary, secondary and post-secondary education. We have extensive experience providing career exploration, job search support, employment recruitment, mentoring, job coaching and retention, as well as psychological, educational and vocational assessments and treatment services delivered across nine locations. Our dedicated team of multi-disciplinary professionals is experienced in providing services to children, youth, and adults. In particular, we are knowledgeable in supporting individuals with disabilities, newcomers to Canada, at-risk youth, and mature workers.

The mission of March of Dimes Canada is to maximize the independence, personal empowerment and community participation of people with disabilities. March of Dimes Canada Employment Services exists to ensure that people with disabilities find and keep meaningful jobs. We are leaders in matching people who have disabilities with employers seeking qualified job candidates.

Next-Steps Employment Centres are operated by Toronto District School Board - Community Services. Community Services provides services in newcomer settlement, employment, skills development and language training to support the Greater Toronto Area community.

Expertise in Vocational/Functional Assessments, Case Management, Career Transition and Expert Opinions for businesses, insurance, legal and government. Rehabilitation Network Canada Inc. nurtures an individualized customer focused approach to providing excellence in quality employment and vocational services connecting job seekers with employers to guide participants into gainful employment and facilitate job retention thereby benefiting the community at large.

An Employment Ontario centre providing Employment Services to job seekers and employers in the Thornhill community. The Thornhill Employment Hub is committed to our vision of empowering people to explore potential and take control of their lives. Embracing a synergistic approach, our dedicated team work together to provide our clients with exceptional customer service, relevant and timely resources, and direction in achieving their goals.

Founded in 1988, VPI Working Solutions has provided employment servcies to individuals and organizations for more than 30 years. We have two locations in York Region, Richmond Hill and Vaughan. We provide employment programs, assessments, and supportive vocational services that help residents of Ontario improve job readiness, explore training and get back to work.

Founded in 1988, VPI Working Solutions has provided employment servcies to individulas and organizations for more than 30 years. We have two locations in York Region, Richmond Hill and Vaughan. We provide employment programs, assessments, and supportive vocational services that help residents of Ontario improve job readiness, explore training and get back to work.

YMCA of Greater Toronto – as the largest member association in Canada and the largest and most diverse local Y in the world – plays the lead role in many initiatives across Canada. The YMCA of Greater Toronto’s Strategic Plan, Ignite the Light, calls on the YMCA to provide opportunities to enhance the lives and well-being of teens and young adults by providing them with access to opportunities for personal growth, education, employment, entrepreneurship and healthy living — ensuring that they develop into active, engaged citizens contributing fully to our community. From our earliest days over 170 years ago, volunteerism, service and education have been integral to the evolving work we do, helping members of the community realize new possibilities for themselves.