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Career Assistance and Resources for Employment ("CARE") is an employment centre that works for you. Focus on your next steps with the help of CARE Staff and resources. Onsite and online, CARE has a lot to offer.

Career Cruising® - If you want to find the right career, explore different career options, or plan future education and training, use this!
Choices® Planner CT - This career transition tool empowers you to build a meaningful plan by comparing, connecting and choosing from a vast network of work and education options.
CARE Online Job Search Directory - CARE Staff have researched hundreds of the top job searching sites on the Internet and gathered them in one place for you.
The ETHOS Job Search Series® of online workshops shows you how to maximize your time and effort while job searching and how to make the most of a wide-range of opportunities.

Want more services? Come see us onsite!

Get Counselling support for Career Decision-Making, Education Planning and Job Searching from a Youth Employment Resource Centre ("YERC") Counsellor. YERC Counsellors are onsite every Wednesday and available by appointment.
Group Workshops covering the most up-to-date skills and information you need to find work in today's job market. Our experienced CARE facilitators make sure every workshop is informative and interesting. Each session is a maximum of 3 hours, and you can choose which sessions will best help you reach your employment goals. View the CARE Workshop Calendar.
Need adaptive tools onsite? We have a number of specialized resources and services provided for a Person with Disabilities to reach their Employment Goal.

Call us at (604) 814-0732 or visit the office:

33171 - 2nd Avenue
Mission, BC (Map)

We're open Monday - Friday from 9am to 4:30pm (except statutory holidays).

Mission Programs for Youth:

Youth Keep Working
7 weeks of life and employability skills training, guided work experience at Above the Underground, computer training through projects, First Aid Certificate, job search, resume and cover letter writing. 6 weeks of real life opportunities through a specific community project where you can develop new skills for today's workplace while leaving a legacy within your community.

Youth Skills Link

SSCY ("Hire-a-Student")
Employment Services and Programs - The Service Canada Centre for Youth (SCCY), formerly known as "Hire-a-Student", is an office which works with young people, mostly secondary and post-secondary students. The primary mandate of the SCCY is to assist students in their search for summer employment by connecting them with local employers and helping them prepare their resumes.
Abbotsford location: 101 - 32883 South Fraser Way (Map)
Call: (604) 850-7861