Finding and keeping meaningful employment is a journey, and having the right tools and support can make all the difference. If you’re looking to build confidence, develop practical skills, and create a personalized plan for employment, the Self Management program at the Saskatchewan Society for the Involvement of Individuals Living with Disabilities (SSILC) may be the perfect opportunity.

This interactive three-day program is designed to help participants discover their strengths and take positive steps toward achieving their employment goals. Through guided activities and self-reflection, participants will learn how to:

• Set realistic and achievable employment goals.
• Develop and carry out a plan for finding and maintaining a job.
• Evaluate what strategies have been working—and identify opportunities for improvement.
• Build skills to overcome barriers to employment.
• Understand the importance of positive interpersonal relationships in the workplace and everyday life.

Whether you’re just beginning your employment journey or looking to strengthen your existing skills, the Self Management program provides practical strategies and supportive guidance to help you move forward with confidence.

Program Details

Dates: August 11–13, 2026 (Tuesday to Thursday)

Time: 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Location: SSILC Office, 349 Albert Street, Regina, SK

Who Can Participate?

Participants should be able to demonstrate accountability and engage positively with others. Individuals must also have completed the SSILC intake process with an Employment Facilitator before registering.

How to Register

To register or learn more about the program, contact Lori at 306-533-7103 or lori@ssilc.ca.

If you are not yet an SSILC consumer, you can begin the intake process by calling 306-757-7452 or emailing info@ssilc.ca.

Taking the first step toward employment can feel challenging, but you don’t have to do it alone. The Self Management program offers the support, skills, and encouragement to help you recognize your strengths, build confidence, and create a path toward meaningful work.