Therapeutic Work Project
This unique training partnership with Capital District Health Authority operating in the cafeteria space at the Nova Scotia Rehabilitation Centre offers trainees the chance to learn a variety of work skills and habits within a commercial food service location.
Since 1931, Easter Seals Nova Scotia’s primary focus has been to deliver high quality services and programs to children, teens, and adults with physical disabilities throughout the province. Persons with disabilities deserve to have access to full citizenship, with the same opportunities and supports that able-bodied individuals enjoy.
Easter Seals Nova Scotia reduces barriers to access and opportunities that exist within our society for people living with disabilities. This is a significant challenge considering the statistic that Nova Scotia has the highest population rate of persons with disabilities in Canada, a staggering 179,100. *(Statistics Canada)
Easter Seals Nova Scotia is one of Nova Scotia’s leading health service organizations. We are one of the first points of contact for someone with a disability looking for information and support within the province in areas of education, housing, recreation, technical equipment, transportation, employment, and funding options.
Our caring staff, dedicated volunteers, and committed community leaders believe in the potential of our persons with disabilities and work towards altering perceptions and improving lives. For the last 80 years, clients have looked to Easter Seals Nova Scotia for programming, training and resources.
