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Sarah Grindlay and Sarah Molder

Sarah Grindlay and Sarah Molder

Sarah Grindlay is responsible for designing, creating, and editing all communications for the Employment Strategy for Youth with Disabilities (ESYDBC) project. Sarah brings over 10 years of experience as a writer, editor, manager and team-builder, and six years as a UVic employee. | As Project Lead, CanAssist at the University of Victoria, Sarah Molder monitors and manages the progress and scope of the work. She has her bachelor's in kinesiology, a certificate in non-profit management, and five years of program design and development experience.
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6 guiding principles to support youth with disabilities in their employment 

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Youth with disabilities (YWD) have different support needs than their adult peers. In this article, we'll explore 6 guiding principles to help cater employment programs to YWD’s needs and priorities....

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