Did you know? Your SUMA membership gives you access to savings from more than 25 vendors covering: 

• financial services;
• hotel stays and vehicle rental;
• office and municipal election supplies; and
• materials for public works and parks and leisure.

The SUMAdvantage program (and your participation in it!) helps support SUMA's work all year long, on behalf of all our members. We make it our business to know and follow the best practices in public procurement, and are happy to share our knowledge and resources with members. 

Check out this article on our website for more details on the benefits of SUMAdvantage, and how you can get involved with the programs today.

 

Program Sponsor:

Good Access is Good Business is an initiative of Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan which includes access to wage subsidies and funding for adaptive equipment to encourage inclusion and diversity in the workplace. 

According to the Canadian Survey on Disability released by Statistics Canada, about 3.8 million working age Canadians self-identified as disabled in 2012. That's about 13.7 per cent of us -- nearly one in 10 working-age Canadians. With 70 per cent of unemployment among people with a disability in Canada, it logical and economical to draw on this untapped pool of labour.

Recognizing that people with disabilities are a source of skill and creativity will help any organization to get the advantage in a competitive market. You can get the upper hand with Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan's help: access available funding sources and information on adapting the workplace. Contact Colin in the Saskatoon office at 1.888.282.0186 ext 3 or [email protected]