Unlocking Benefits: Financial Empowerment, Benefits Wayfinder & Disability Benefits Compass

Unlocking Benefits: Financial Empowerment, Benefits Wayfinder & Disability Benefits Compass

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Event location: Online

Event Link: https://oasw.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_D21GBeadSVSjooscAtv-tA#/registration

Event type: Single day (a day or less)

Unlocking Benefits: Financial Empowerment, Benefits Wayfinder & Disability Benefits Compass 

Searching for government benefits can feel like wading through a huge ocean of information. This webinar will teach you how to help people seeking ways to boost their incomes and/or reduce their expenses by simplifying the search for government benefits using the Benefits Wayfinder and the Disability Benefits Compass. This simple, easy-to-use, plain-language tool is a valuable aid for anyone supporting people to access benefits. Additionally, Registered Social Workers from WoodGreen Community Services will explore how financial empowerment naturally fits into social work, often in ways professionals don’t even realize. They’ll share insights to boost your confidence in these skills and show how the Benefits Wayfinder can make your support more effective and impactful.

This webinar is free for all to attend!

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Presented by the Ontario Association of Social Workers, Prosper Canada and WoodGreen Community Services

The Ontario Association of Social Workers (oasw.org) is the voice of the social work profession in Ontario. It is a voluntary, bilingual, non-profit association representing 9,500+ social workers. OASW works to actively speak on behalf of social workers on issues of interest to the profession and advocates for the improvement of social policies and programs directly affecting social work practice and client groups served. OASW also offers high-quality, free or low-cost professional development opportunities to social workers and other health and mental health care providers through our OASW Learning Centre (olc.oasw.org)