We’re Manitoba Possible. We’re for an inclusive and accessible society. Formerly SMD.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Why We Exist: We’re for an inclusive and accessible society What We Do: Work together to eliminate barriers to full and equal participation What We Value: Collaboration - Diversity - Innovation In 1950, we began as the Society for Crippled Children, to assist children and youth with disabilities. In 1985, we became the Society for Manitobans with Disabilities, reflecting a then contemporary image for persons with disabilities and their families. In 2020, we became Manitoba Possible - not a society for Manitobans with disabilities, a society for all. Seeing what’s Possible. Fighting for Possible. Making Possible Happen. We’re Manitoba Possible. We’re for an inclusive and accessible society.
On-site · Thompson
The Employment Development Specialist provides employment services and work experience opportunities to assist persons with disabilities in obtaining gainful employment. The role also involves office and financial administration, including reporting and maintaining participant files for the GCOS project.
On-site · Flin Flon
The Field Service Technician is responsible for performing diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs on manual and motorized wheelchairs for clients. They also manage parts inventory, complete work orders, and travel to rural areas to provide service and equipment instruction.
On-site · Thompson
The Employment Development Specialist provides comprehensive employment services to participants, including counselling, job placement, and employer engagement. The role also involves managing office and financial administration tasks to support the Northern Employment Services program.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Accounting Clerk manages accounts payable and receivable functions, including invoicing, payment processing, and bank reconciliations. They also handle funding requests for the Manitoba Wheelchair Program and provide administrative support to the Program Manager.
