Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc.
Program Mentor (Mentor for Women) - Root Connections
Full-time Position (40 hours/week)
Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc. Is a nonprofit, community based; Indigenous lead human services organization that provides a range of Indigenous identified programs and services that focus on the wholeness, wellness and that builds on the strengths and resilience of Indigenous People.
Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc.
Program Mentor- MYTEAM
Full-time Position (40 hours/week)
Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc. Is a nonprofit, community based; Indigenous lead human services organization that provides a range of Indigenous identified programs and services that focus on the wholeness, wellness and that builds on the strengths and resilience of Indigenous People.
Job Number: 23
Department: Internal Relations & Operations
Job Type: Full Time
Close Date: 10/28/2018
Professional Areas: Career Opportunities
Because you love Winnipeg (and accounting), join our team as "Keeper of our Books" !
Reporting to the Financial Reporting Manager, you will perform accounting and internal control functions in accordance with standard policies and procedures, which include:
The West Central Women’s Resource Centre (WCWRC) provides services and programming to women and families in the West Central neighbourhood of Winnipeg. Through our social enterprise, Happy Sprouts Childminding Services, we train and employ women facing barriers to employment while increasing the accessibility of programs throughout Winnipeg by providing quality childcare.
This workshop will help participants build plans for how they can start prototyping their ideas, and how to scale up prototypes for broader impact.
How can you build buy-in for a vision for community change, help a stalled effort get un-stuck, and test ideas before making costly and risky investment in new programs and services? The intentional practice of prototyping – testing conceptual ideas by making them real – is a core part of effective community change. But how can you prototype quickly and effectively? What makes a ‘good’ prototype? What types of models and best practices are out there to help streamline your efforts?
In this full-day, interactive and engaging workshop, Galen MacLusky, Tamarack’s Director of Community Innovation will share how communities and organizations are using the practice of prototyping to advance their work, practical examples of forms of prototyping that suit common challenges, and help participants build plans for how they can start prototyping their ideas. We will also explore pathways to move from prototypes to large-scale impact and how prototypes can be scaled up for broad impact.
Through a mix of engaging presentations, peer learning, and interactive exercises, you will learn:
This workshop is designed for people who are seeking how to work with communities to create social change. It is for anyone in the private, public, or voluntary sectors who:
