Saskatchewan Tenders #ICT-ACA-306

Specialized Employment Services for Autistic Individuals in Regina

This opportunity involves the Government of Saskatchewan's Ministry of Immigration and Career Training contracting Autism Resource Centre (ARC) to deliver specialized employment services for autistic individuals in Regina. - Government Buyer: - Ministry of Immigration and Career Training (ICT), Career and Employment Services - Office: Career and Employment Services - OEMs and Vendors: - Autism Resource Centre (ARC) is the sole vendor mentioned - Services Requested: - Personalized case management, including comprehensive assessments and tailored employment goal setting - Employment readiness training and individualized job search assistance - Paid work placements and job maintenance support - Coaching and ongoing support for participants - Employer education and training on autism and inclusive employment - Collaboration with local service providers for holistic support (housing, mental health, addictions, childcare, financial supports) - Program Details: - Target population: Individuals aged 16 and older, legally entitled to work in Canada, who self-disclose as persons with a disability - Expected to serve 40 participants annually - At least 70% of participants must complete programming and achieve primary outcomes (employment or further education) - Secondary outcomes include work readiness, access to disability supports, skill development, independent job search, and increased workplace independence - Unique Requirements: - Tailored support for each participant - Employer partnerships and education - Collaboration with community organizations - Measurable outcomes and program evaluation - Estimated annual contract value: $227,300 - One-year contract term

Description

The Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Immigration and Career Training (ICT), Career and Employment Services intends to contract with Autism Resource Centre (ARC) to provide specialized career and employment services tailored to Regina and area residents with autism. The program aims to support autistic individuals aged 16 and older who are legally entitled to work in Canada and self-disclose as persons with a disability. Services include personalized case management, employment readiness training, job search assistance, job maintenance support, and employer education. The contract is anticipated to have a one-year term with an approximate annual value of $227,300.

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