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Microsoft Enabler Program Helps over 350 PWDs in the Philippines
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Microsoft and its partners successfully drive employability for over 350 PwDs in the Philippines with Microsoft Enabler Program
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Published April 8, 2021, 10:42 AM
Microsoft’s Enabler Program proves that with strong support and equal access to employment, persons with disabilities (PWD) can contribute to the country’s economy.
The Microsoft Enabler Program was launched in September 2020 to pioneer disability-inclusive workplaces across Asia-Pacific by removing the barriers for a more diverse workforce. A first of its kind globally, the program provides cloud & AI training for Persons with Disabilities, accessibility education for employer partners, and inclusive hiring from non-profit organizations (NPOs) supporting Persons with Disabilities.
Participants of Microsoft’s Enabler Program are proving that with strong support and equal access to employment, Persons with Disabilities can contribute meaningfully to the Philippines’ economy and society
Pinoy PWDs get hired via Microsoft’s Enabler Program
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The Microsoft Enabler Program, which was launched in September 2020 to pioneer disability inclusive workplaces across Asia-Pacific, has allowed a number of Filipino PWDs (persons with disabilities) to be employed locally.
A first of its kind globally, the program provides cloud and AI training for PWDs, accessibility education for employer partners and inclusive hiring from non-profit organizations (NPOs) supporting PWDs.
“There are 650 million PWDs in the Asia-Pacific region alone, making accessibility and providing inclusive opportunities absolutely critical,” said Fides Ricasa, Microsoft Philippines chief partner officer.
“This is imperative to us as an organization, especially in the world we live in today. Access to digital skills and employment opportunities must be given to every community and individual as we look to rebuild our economies.”