REDI Enterprises Society

Enabling individuals to attain respect, opportunity, and responsibility

Who are we?
A non-profit agency serving Medicine Hat since 1952.

We work with the community to provide opportunities and supports for a wide range of working and living experiences for persons with disabilities.
We contribute to a cleaner environment through our recycling services.
We provide assistance to unemployed /underemployed Albertans to gain necessary skills and job search assistance to become valued employees.

Target Population:

Individuals and families of individuals facing either developmental, physical, social, economic, or political barriers.

Our Services are delivered through the following Divisions:

Vocational Services (VS)

Assists individuals with disabilities who have a desire to work and/or volunteer in the community
Supports meaningful involvement and personal development

Community Support Services (CSS)

Provides support to individuals to live as independently as possible in their homes
Supports individuals in shared community living arrangements
Provides supports to connect individuals with opportunities to participate as full members of community organizations, and to enjoy recreational, social and cultural activities and events

Individual Support Services (ISS)

Supports to individuals with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and their families
Supports coordination of services for individuals who need supports to access available community resources
Supports to individuals under age 65 , who live in long-term care facilities, to access community
Community Education around issues relating to FASD

Community Employment Services (CES)

Assists individuals in developing skills, confidence, and experience to become active participants in the workforce
Provides Vocational Evaluation, Career Counselling, and Job Placement Services to unemployed and underemployed Albertans
Workshops in Career Development, Job Search techniques, and Resume writing
Skill development programs for persons with disabilities and/or complex needs

Brain Injury Relearning Services (BIRS) and Alberta Brain Injury Network (ABIN)

Rehabilitation and relearning of physical, cognitive, and daily living skills are achieved through individualized supports which promote self help, self esteem, self awareness, social interaction, and community integration.
Improves community awareness and knowledge relating to Brain Injury prevention and services available
Provides Support Coordination and Supports for Community Living through the Alberta Brain Injury Network

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Other Services and Products:

REDI Bottle Depot

REDI Recycle

REDI Recycle Drop off Centres:

REDI Benches