Achievements

The Canadian Association for Blacks Health and Safety Professionals (CABHSP) has achieved remarkable milestones that signify a significant advancement towards inclusivity and empowerment in the Canadian workforce.

These achievements include:

Marking the commencement of the "Reintegrating Black and Racialized Workers with Disability Back into the Canadian Workforce" project, this event symbolized the beginning of a focused endeavor to dismantle barriers and create new opportunities for marginalized communities. It represented a significant step forward in CABHSP's ongoing mission to foster a more inclusive and equitable workforce across Canada.

A celebration of determination and resilience, the graduation ceremony honored the participants from the first and second cohorts who successfully completed the program. This ceremony was a vibrant testament to the potential that lies within our communities when they are provided with the right support and opportunities. It recognized the hard work, success, and remarkable determination of the individuals who have overcome significant challenges to reach this point in their professional journeys.

Complementing the graduation, the award ceremony was a profound moment of recognition for the achievements of the participants. Esteemed dignitaries, including the Minister for Work among other key figures, endorsed certificates of completion, acknowledging the participants' hard work and success. This acknowledgment went beyond mere celebration; it was a stamp of validation on the participants' journey and collective efforts towards achieving their goals.