Inmate Entrepreneurial Development
Entrepreneurship overcomes obstacles
Supporting Incarcerated Individuals
Traditionally, people with challenges remain un- or under-employed because of the lack of job openings for which they are well-suited. Entrepreneurship overcomes obstacles for such groups by providing opportunities to do what they love. For inmates especially, launching an enterprise can offer a way to deal with those obstacles.
Testimonials
“Before joining Empowerment Pathways, I didn’t think a different life was possible for me. Through the Indigenous Entrepreneurial Program, I was able to reconnect with my culture and turn my beadwork into a business.”
— Andrea, British Columbia.
“Empowerment Pathways showed me that I could create my own opportunity. They helped me start my virtual assistant business, allowing me to work from home with flexible hours. The support, mentorship, and belief they showed in me changed my life.”
— Daniel, British Columbia.
Reach Out
Empowerment Pathways is a collaborative initiative by SEF Canada and Three Sisters Consulting, empowering inmates through entrepreneurship