Winnipeg FoodShare Co-op is looking to hire a Program Assistant to support the Co-op’s work in the North End neighbourhoods. We will pay $14/hour for 30 hours a week.
Send resumes to coordinator@foodsharecoop.com by Sunday May 11th.
ECRC provides resources and leadership so the people of Elmwood can work together in building a stronger and safer community, making it a more desirable place to live, work and raise a family. We will accomplish this by; developing programs to meet the changing needs of the people in the community and connecting people, ideas and resources.
DMSMCA is a non-profit community renewal organization. We work with residents and stakeholders towards social, cultural, economic and environmentally sustainable renewal and revitalization of the Daniel McIntyre / St. Matthews neighbourhoods.
To staff the Resource Centre, welcoming and assisting people as they come into the Centre.
Tasks will include:
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Room 118, St. John’s College
Six organizations have partnered to establish a community-university network to teach applied evaluation methods for knowledge development, exchange, and utilization.
The Summer Institute combines lectures, case studies and group work to introduce the concepts of participatory evaluation for improved planning and delivery. Plan to attend if you are:
Do you have a case study you would like to propose?
Accepted case studies will be used to develop a program evaluation framework.
For more information contact Anna Weier
aweier@healthincommon.ca.
Undergraduate Students:
FMLY 3790 A01 (3 credit hours)
Evaluation of Programs for Children and Families
SOC 3460 T01 (3 credit hours)
Evaluating Social Programs
Graduate Students:
FMLY 7500 A01 (3 credit hours)
Evaluation of Family, Health and Social Programs
SOC 7470 A01 (3 credit hours)
Evaluating Social Programs
Undergraduate and graduate students register using Aurora Student.
Non-Degree Community Members*:
$650.00 (includes GST)
$400.00 (includes GST) workshops only
*Subsidies may be available upon request for low-income individuals and not-for-profit organizations. Visit www.thesummerinstitute.ca for more information.
For more information contact:
Javier Mignone, Phone: (204) 474-8065,
Faculty of Human Ecology, Family Social Sciences,
E-mail: javier.mignone@ad.umanitoba.ca or
Summer Session, Phone: (204) 474-6963/8008
Reporting to the President & Chief Executive Officer, the Strategic Partner, Values Based Banking, plays a key role to integrate and deepen the commitment to values-based banking throughout ACU through policy development, strategic planning and implementation, and leading and/or supporting values based banking initiatives to achieve social impact objectives while contributing to ACU’s growth and financial sustainability.
Accountable to the WWRA Board of Directors and the NISP supervisor the Neighbourhood Immigrant Settlement Worker will work with Newcomers to Canada one-on-one and in groups to welcome them to the neighbourhood and provide a variety of settlement services.
Deadline: Friday, May 9, 2014
