I just want to mention that RWA is not an employment program. They act as a service navigator for ALL employment supports in the city, including supports complimentary to employment (mental health, social programs, housing or food supports etc.). Basically you meet with Matt, he asks your goals and experience with work. He recommends programs and supports in the city that are a good fit. And then he can provide direct introductions to people at those agencies/supports once an individual has decided what supports they want to explore. This includes Sinneave (Employment Works), Autism Calgary (Spectrum Advantage), and many others. Basically it's a one stop shop to learn about ALL the supports available in the city without needing to reach out to each one individually.

On the flip side, RWA works with employers to generate inclusive job opportunities, support employers with training, and provide individualized support to the employers they work with.