About us
Lifemark provides a comprehensive range of vocational services throughout Alberta and across Canada. With a strong foundation in evidence-based practice and a belief that access to the right skills and opportunities enables individuals to achieve meaningful, self-directed employment.
We offer a full continuum of services including from assessment, planning, intervention to follow-up & support to some of the most vulnerable Canadians.
Through creative and flexible programming, we have become a leader in delivering quality services and achieving superior performance outcomes. By leveraging AI-driven technology for job matching, labour market intelligence, and skills gap analysis, Lifemark delivers timely, defensible reporting and measurable outcomes for funders and participants.
Extensive employer relations and industry partnerships
We maintain an extensive network of employer relationships, and partner with industry leaders to facilitate recruitment by offering access to a pool of qualified candidates to fill job openings.
Many of our programs offer wage contributions and training on various job opportunities to offset the costs of recruitment and training for employers. Lifemark can assist with the screening and hiring process.
Working in partnership with provincial and federal governments, Workers’ Compensation Boards, insurers, employers, and other stakeholders, Lifemark is recognized as a national leader in delivering innovative, high-quality vocational services that drive meaningful employment outcomes.
Exceptional client care
Lifemark has more than 27 years of experience delivering comprehensive career, employment, and vocational services across Canada, supporting over 8,000 clients annually providing over 10,000 services.
In 2024 alone, Lifemark achieved over 1,100 job placements alongside 800 new employer partnerships, with 93% client satisfaction and 95% employer satisfaction.
Our team has extensive expertise working with diverse and barriered populations - such as individuals with disabilities, mental health and addiction challenges, newcomers, youth, veterans, Indigenous peoples, and those with limited education or work experience; helping them successfully enter and remain in the workforce.
As providers of vocational services, we will make every effort to ensure that:
- Our services are accessible
- The information we deliver is accurate
- Our services are delivered in a manner that supports long-term self-sufficiency for the client with regard to return to work planning and job search skills
- The client experiences continuity of service even if our staff changes
- Our services are appropriate for the level of functioning of the client
- Services are based on and tailored to unique client needs
- Sufficient and current materials are available to support independent client efforts
- Referrals are timely and appropriate to client needs
- Outcomes are analyzed and evaluated regularly