How Athari Global Works
A comprehensive, ethical pathway connecting Kenyan health graduates with Canadian opportunities
Our Mission
Athari Global Workforce Solutions bridges the gap between talented Kenyan health graduates and Canadian employers in the developmental services sector through ethical, transparent migration pathways.
We believe in creating opportunities that benefit both candidates seeking meaningful careers and organizations dedicated to person-centered care.
Our program is built on principles of ethical recruitment, comprehensive training, and ongoing support for all parties involved.
Program Highlights
6-Month Comprehensive Program
4 months training + 2 months internship
Accredited Certification
KISWCD Developmental Service Counselor Diploma
Guaranteed Work Permit
2-year work permit upon employer matching
Ethical Migration Pathway
Endorsed by Canadian High Commission and IOM
The Complete Journey
From application to arrival in Canada, we support you every step of the way
Step 1: Application & Selection
Submit your application with your educational background, motivation, and career goals. Our team reviews applications and conducts interviews to ensure alignment with program requirements and values.
- Health sciences, social work, or related degree/diploma
- Strong English proficiency
- Passion for developmental services
Step 2: Comprehensive Training (4 Months)
Complete intensive training through the Kenya Institute of Social Work & Community Development (KISWCD). Learn person-centered approaches, counseling skills, behavioral support techniques, and Canadian workplace standards.
Training Modules:
- Rights & Responsibilities (7.5 hours)
- Developmental Services (10.5 hours)
- Counseling Skills (6 hours)
- Life Skills & Communication (9 hours)
- Group Work & Case Studies (12 hours)
Step 3: Practical Internship (2 Months)
Gain hands-on experience through a supervised internship in Kenya. Apply your training in real-world settings while building confidence and practical skills under the guidance of experienced mentors.
What You’ll Do:
- Work with individuals with developmental disabilities
- Practice person-centered care approaches
- Develop individualized support plans
- Receive mentorship and feedback
Step 4: Employer Matching
Based on your skills, preferences, and career goals, we match you with vetted Canadian employers in the developmental services sector. Participate in interviews and find the right fit for your professional journey.
Our Partners:
- Developmental services organizations across Canada
- Community living associations
- Residential care facilities
- Day programs and support services
Step 5: Immigration & Work Permit
We guide you through the entire immigration process, ensuring all documentation is complete and accurate. Receive your 2-year work permit and prepare for your journey to Canada with pre-departure orientation.
We Handle:
- Work permit applications
- Document preparation and submission
- Pre-departure orientation
- Travel arrangements support
Step 6: Settlement & Ongoing Support
Arrive in Canada with confidence. Receive support with initial accommodation, workplace integration, and cultural adjustment. Join a community of Athari alumni and receive ongoing mentorship throughout your first year.
Ongoing Support Includes:
- Airport pickup coordination
- Initial accommodation assistance
- Workplace orientation support
- Monthly check-ins for first year
- Access to Athari alumni network
Our Core Values
Ethical Practice
We are committed to transparent, fair recruitment practices that respect the rights and dignity of all participants.
Person-Centered Care
We train professionals who put individuals first, respecting autonomy, choice, and human rights.
Excellence in Training
Comprehensive, accredited training that prepares professionals for success in Canadian workplaces.
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