Testimonial graphic featuring a professional portrait of a woman in business attire holding a document during an interview. Text reads: “With CCRW’s support, my job search improved so much, and I realized I’m actually great in interviews! They also supported me in orienting on Canadian workplace culture. Now I’ve landed a job, and I’m excited to begin this new chapter!” Attribution: Joy, Moncton, New Brunswick. CCRW logo appears in the top corner, with the hashtag #CCRWStories and the website ccrw.org.

We’re grateful to Joy for sharing her experience working with CCRW 💛

Thank you, Joy, for trusting us with your journey — and congratulations on this exciting next step.

#CCRWStories #EmploymentSuccess #AccessibleEmployment #PWD #AccessibleCanada

Sylvia standing in a room with a group of people lined up side by side, posing together during a group meeting or workshop.

Sylvia smiling in a group selfie with several other people indoors, standing in front of a table filled with backpacks and supplies.

Sylvia standing indoors beside a sign for a community food bank, with boxes of packaged food and supplies laid out on the floor in front of her.

"I was out of work for over a year. I had an amazing experience. My employment coach was so amazing . She was very gentle with me. She coached and guided me every step of the way on how to edit my resume for different job positions and how to prepare for interview."

#CCRWStories #PWD

Testimonial graphic featuring a smiling Black youth holding a folder. Text reads: “YAAACE has been committed to improving the lives of Black youth for nearly two decades. Thanks to CCRW’s detailed training with resumes, interview preparation, and micro-learning, each of our youth have successfully obtained jobs.” Attribution: Chris Apilan, North York, Ontario. CCRW logo appears in the top corner, with the hashtag #CCRWStories and the website ccrw.org.

This #BlackHistoryMonth we’re proud to share stories that highlight the power of community-driven support in advancing meaningful employment opportunities for Black youth.

Thank you to YAAACE, and to the young people whose achievements continue to inspire.

#CCRWStories #PWD #CommunityImpact

A testimonial graphic featuring two people volunteering, smiling as they pack food items into cardboard boxes. Overlaid text reads: “The funds provided to the organization I volunteered at helped me get paid hours, and eventually I got a permanent position. I am forever grateful. Thank you so much for all you do for everyone in similar situations.” The quote is attributed to Sylvia from Surrey, British Columbia. The CCRW logo appears in the top right corner, with #CCRWStories and the website ccrw.org at the bottom.

💛 Thank you, Sylvia.

Your story reminds us why this work matters. We’re so grateful to have played a role in your journey — from volunteering, to paid hours, to a permanent position.

Thank you for trusting us and for sharing your experience.

#CCRWStories #InclusiveWorkplaces #PWD

A testimonial graphic from CCRW featuring a man wearing glasses working on a laptop at a desk. Overlaid text shares a quote about finding full-time employment as a new immigrant with a disability, with the name Yashpal Singh and location Toronto, Ontario displayed. The CCRW logo appears in the top right.

We’re grateful to Yashpal Singh for sharing his experience and trusting CCRW to be part of his employment journey.

Stories like Yashpal’s remind us why inclusive employment support matters. Thank you for letting us share your success.

#CCRWStories #PWD #AccessibleCanada

Young person wearing headphones studies at a table, with a CCRW testimonial quote about gaining skills and succeeding in college.

We’re grateful to Gavin from Moncton, New Brunswick, for sharing his experience with CCRW. 💛

Thank you, Gavin, for trusting us to be part of your journey.

#CCRWStories #PWD #AccessibleCanada

Graphic featuring a testimonial from Fatima in Moncton, New Brunswick. Quote reads: "Working with CCRW has been a life-changing experience. Their support helped me gain confidence, develop new skills, and secure meaningful employment… They genuinely believed in my potential." CCRW logo is at the top and #CCRWStories with website link ccrw.org appears at the bottom.

Fatima from Moncton, described her time with CCRW as life-changing; gaining confidence, building skills, and moving into meaningful employment.

We’re honoured to have been part of her journey. 💜

#CCRWStories #PWD #DisabilityInclusion #AccessibleCanada #BarrierFreeWorkplace

CCRW testimonial graphic. Childhood educator with a group of happy kids playing. Quote reads: Today I'm proud to be working a s a childhood educator, and I owe that to CCRW. Their program doesn't just open doors, it transforms lives." - Farah, Moncton. CCRW logo top right.

This #NDEAM we’re proud to spotlight real voices from our candidates.. 💼✨

Meet one of our program participants Farah, now thriving in her career as a childhood educator. Her journey shows what’s possible when opportunity meets inclusion

#NDEAM2025 #DisabilityInclusion #PWD #CCRWStories

CCRW testimonial graphic. Man looking out window with dark overlay and testimony text that reads "Through CCRW I found hope again. Today, I received the offer I was waiting for. I'm excited to start my employment on Monday September 29." - Chukwuebuka. CCRW logo top right

🌟 Finding hope through perseverance

This National Disability Employment Awareness Month #NDEAM we’re proud to spotlight Chukwuebuka’s story from Moncton, New Brunswick, a reminder that resilience and the right support can make all the difference.

#PWD #CCRWStories #InclusionWorks #AccessibleCanada

CCRW testimony graphic. Two people shaking hands with dark overlay and text that reads Jennifer's testimony: "CCRW's staff went with me to meet the store manager and the next day I had the job! I am so happy to be working again!" CCRW logo.

🌟 A small accommodation can change everything.

We’re proud to spotlight Jennifer’s story this National Disability Employment Awareness Month #NDEAM, a powerful reminder that when workplaces are inclusive, everyone wins.

#CCRWStories #InclusionWorks #DisabilityEmployment #PWD #AccessibleCanada