They also coordinate the Wide Area Employment Network, a computer network that links job-ready people with disabilities to employers across the country. Child Health is a quarterly newsletter which presents articles of interest to professionals and consumers, and reports on CICH's activities. They also maintain a resource guide about computer-based assistive technology. JAN helps to identify suitable methods and equipment that have proven effective for assimilating those with disabilities in the workplace. They provide referrals to local services and agencies that may also be of assistance.
Service is free.
This program is maintained under the Human Resource Development Canada. The NALD offers practitioners and all those involved in literacy easy access to current data such as program design and evaluation techniques. It provides quick access to complete information for literacy clients for a specific area or community. It can also help in launching a special project. This Association provides an interesting web site on disability-related issues.