Conference
Awards
CASE Conference Award Celebration
Join us at the CASE Conference for the celebration of the Wiltshire Award of Excellence in Supported Employment, and the Mark Wafer Award for Business Excellence, and the Phillip Emmerson Award for Employment Excellence.
June 11-13, 2024
Delta Hotels by Marriott Regina
The winners will be announced during the 2024 conference
Wiltshire Award of Excellence in Supported Employment
PURPOSE
The CASE – Wiltshire Award of Excellence in Supported Employment recognizes outstanding individuals or agencies that have made significant contributions to the promotion of full citizenship and personal capacity for Canadians with disabilities through the facilitation of increased labour market participation and outcomes. This award is presented annually at the Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) conference.
Nomination Deadline
MARCH 31, 2024
ELIGIBILITY
The nominee(s) for this award must meet the following requirements:
- Be individual or agency involved in the provision of supported employment services
- Have demonstrated excellence in minimizing barriers to employment
- Promote full inclusion and citizenship through increased labour market participation
- Have not previously received this award
NOMINATION PROCESS
The CASE Board will invite nominations for this award in the fall of each year by posting the request on this website, through our newsletter, and social media channels.
Self-nomination is permitted. Nominations can be submitted to the CASE Board Awards Committee through the addresses listed below. Nominations can be submitted in English or French.
- The nominator will complete the nomination template provided. In some cases not all the criteria will be met. In this case print N/A in the provided field.
- Two letters of support from a peer or community member of the nominee, other than the nominator, that highlights the contributions of the nominee must be provided.
Mark Wafer Award for Business Excellence
PURPOSE
The CASE – Mark Wafer Award for Business Excellence recognizes outstanding businesses that have made significant contributions to the promotion of full citizenship and personal capacity for persons with disabilities through the facilitation of increased labour market participation and outcomes, within Canada. This award is presented annually at the Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) conference.
Nomination Deadline
MARCH 31, 2024
ELIGIBILITY
The nominee(s) for this award must meet the following requirements:
- Employs persons with disabilities in meaningful and competitively paid positions
- Understands the economic value of inclusion for the business, the employee and the economy at large
- Leverages their position as a business owner to create jobs with other employers through communication, media and peer to peer discussions
NOMINATION PROCESS
The CASE Board will invite nominations for this award in the fall of each year by posting the request on this website, through our newsletter, and social media channels.
Self-nomination is permitted. Nominations can be submitted to the CASE Board Awards Committee through the addresses listed below. Nominations can be submitted in English or French.
- The nominator will provide the committee with a brief letter of nomination (maximum 3 pages) providing the nominees name, location of the nominee, and justification for the nomination.
- Two letters of support from a peer or community member of the nominee, other than the nominator, that highlights the contributions of the nominee must be provided.
Phillip Emmerson Award for Employment Excellence
PURPOSE
The CASE – Phillip Emmerson Award for Employment Excellence recognizes an outstanding Individual that has made significant contributions to the promotion of full citizenship and personal capacity through employment and innovation in the workplace, within Canada. This award is presented annually at the Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) conference.
Nomination Deadline
MARCH 31, 2024
ELIGIBILITY
The nominee(s) for this award must meet the following requirements:
- A person living with a diversity in meaningful and competitively paid employment
- Understands the economic value of inclusion for business, all employees and the economy at large
- Leverages their position as a leader to create inclusion, innovation and harmony with other employees and management through communication, media and peer to peer discussions
- Demonstrates how employment has impacted the person to enjoy full citizenship
- Have not previously won this award
NOMINATION PROCESS
The CASE Board will invite nominations for this award in the fall of each year by posting the request on this website, through our newsletter, and social media channels.
Self-nomination is permitted. Nominations can be submitted to the CASE Board Awards Committee through the addresses listed below. Nominations can be submitted in English or French.
- The nominator will complete the nomination template provided. In some cases not all the criteria will be met, in this case print N/A in the provided field.
- Two letters of support from a peer, employer or community member of the nominee, other than the nominator, that highlights the contributions of the nominee.
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