Agilec Loyalist Township

10/15/2026

We’re Light(ing) It Up! for NDEAM! 💙💜

We are excited to Light It Up! for NDEAM tonight, joining our other Agilec locations and hundreds of landmarks, buildings, and community spaces across Canada in a national show of support for disability inclusion and accessibility.

At Agilec, we have the privilege of seeing the impact of inclusion every day. When barriers are removed and opportunities are accessible, individuals have the chance to succeed, workplaces grow stronger, and communities can thrive.

We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to shine, and we're committed to helping make that possible!

10/14/2026

Throughout October, we're sharing strategies employers can use to create disability-inclusive workplaces and unlock hidden talent.

This week's action: Create Accessible Job Postings

Inclusive hiring starts long before a candidate's first day on the job. When accessibility is built into the recruitment process, employers create opportunities for individuals to be recognized for their skills, strengths, and potential.

By making job postings more inclusive and accessible, employers can connect with qualified candidates, broaden their talent pool, and build stronger, more diverse teams.

Explore these practical steps to expand your talent pool and help candidates demonstrate what they can bring to your business.

10/13/2026

This Thursday, hundreds of locations across the country will shine blue and purple for Light It Up! For NDEAM, raising awareness and championing disability inclusion in workplaces, businesses, and communities.

We're proud to support this nationwide movement and help create a future where inclusion is not just encouraged, but embraced and reflected in everyday actions.

Want to join in? There is still time to register and participate - visit https://www.odenetwork.com/initiatives/annual-light-it-up-for-ndeam/ to learn how you can get involved and light the way toward a more inclusive future for all Canadians.

10/09/2026

Many people face challenges that aren't visible to those around them.
World Mental Health Day reminds us that small acts of understanding can have a meaningful impact. Checking in, listening without judgment, and creating space for honest conversations can help people feel valued, connected, and seen.

It's also an important reminder to check in with ourselves and extend that same care inward. Taking care of our own well-being matters, and it helps us show up for others, too. 💚

10/08/2026

Due to the upcoming holiday, our offices will be closed on Monday, October 12, 2026. We wish you a safe and happy Thanksgiving and look forward to seeing you when we reopen at 8:30am on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.

10/07/2026

This NDEAM, we're reflecting on the incredible individuals we've had the privilege to support on their employment journeys.

While every story is different, each one represents the potential that can be unlocked when barriers are removed and opportunities are made accessible. Brendan's journey is one such story.

From setback to stability, his experience highlights how meaningful employment can rebuild confidence, create stability, and open doors to new possibilities.

Read Brendan's story: https://agilec.ca/blog/2026/05/brendans-journey-from-setback-to-stability/

10/07/2026

We’re excited to once again sponsor this year’s Trunk or Treat and Crafts event in Loyalist Township! 🎃🍬

Be sure to join the fun and stop by our table at the entrance to pick up some extra treats and say hello to our team. We look forward to seeing you there and celebrating this fantastic family-friendly event with the community!

Save the date for Trunk or Treat and Crafts!

One of the best parts of Trunk-or-Treat and Crafts is seeing the amazing costumes families bring to life! From superheroes and storybook characters to Halloween classics, we can’t wait to see what everyone comes up with this year.

📅 Sunday, October 25
⏰ 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
📍 Odessa Fairgrounds

Stay tuned as we share exciting event enhancements over the next month – see you there! ➡ https://www.loyalist.ca/explore-and-play/events/trunk-or-treat-and-crafts/ #

10/06/2026

While employers continue to face workforce challenges, hundreds of thousands of Canadians with disabilities who have the potential to work remain underrepresented in employment. At the same time, inclusive organizations report stronger business outcomes, including higher productivity and revenue growth.

At Agilec, we see every day how disability inclusion benefits job seekers, employers, and communities alike. This NDEAM, we’ll be sharing resources that help employers adopt more inclusive practices and implement effective accommodation strategies, enabling them to unlock talent, strengthen their workforce, and support growth.

Because when skills are recognized and opportunities are accessible, everyone benefits.

10/01/2026

Today marks the beginning of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), a time to recognize and celebrate the valuable contributions people with disabilities make in the workplace.

The 2026 theme, Skills Grow Economies - Disability Inclusion Fuels the Growth, highlights the important role disability inclusion plays in strengthening workforces and helping businesses respond to today's labour market challenges.

At Agilec, we see this impact firsthand. We have the privilege of working alongside job seekers, employers, service providers, and communities every day to help create more inclusive workplaces. This gives us a unique perspective on the opportunities that emerge when barriers are removed, opening access to a broader talent pool, diverse perspectives, and skilled individuals ready to contribute and succeed.

Throughout October, we look forward to celebrating success stories, sharing insights, and continuing conversations about building workplaces where talent is recognized in all its forms.

09/30/2026

🧡 Today, on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we pause to honour the children who never returned home, the Survivors of residential schools, and the families and communities who continue to carry the impacts of this painful legacy.

We recognize that reconciliation is an ongoing journey of learning, listening, and meaningful action. This morning, we gathered to reflect on the truths that continue to shape the experiences of Indigenous Peoples, explore resources that deepen understanding of Indigenous history and cultures, and engage with the stories, perspectives, and creative works of Indigenous authors and artists.

While no single conversation or moment can encompass the work of reconciliation, education and awareness are important steps toward understanding. We encourage everyone to take time today and beyond to learn, reflect, and consider how each of us can contribute to reconciliation through our actions, relationships, and communities.

For those looking to continue their learning, the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation offers resources, educational materials, and opportunities to deepen understanding of the history and ongoing impacts of residential schools: https://nctr.ca/