Our team has assisted thousands of people to overcome barriers since 1977 when we were founded. MetroWorks has been a leader in Nova Scotia's social and economic development. As a non-profit, we are able to give back our time and resources. We help people with disabilities find work and develop life skills. These goals are achieved by our social enterprises, which contribute to the overall operation cost. Perhaps you've already been to one of our business ventures. But, did you know how important it was for the local economy? You strengthen your community by purchasing from Stone Hearth Bakery or the Ampersand Cafe, Common Roots Urban Farms, the Mobile Food Market, and even the Dollar Lake Canteen. MetroWorks has a varied team with valuable backgrounds to ensure that we can do everything possible. A board of directors is also part of MetroWorks, which makes important decisions to serve the community and its residents.