Dear ESCLM Members;
There are still a few spots available for our "Accessibility Standards for Customer Service" Workshop.
- Learn how your agency (and all businesses in Ontario) will have to comply with these Standards.
- Receive updates on the other Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act Standards: Information & Communications, Transportation, Built Environment, and Employment.
- Find out what resources are available to help you meet these Standards, and enhance your business' services for people with disabilities.
Do you know an non-profit or for-profit employer who would benefit from this workshop? Please share information about this workshop with your employer partners, attend yourself, or send a representative from your agency.
Thursday, April 29, 2010, 8:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 6th Floor Boardroom, Skill Centre 141 Dundas St, London
Cost: $40 per person includes handouts, coffee break and lunch
**Pre-registration required** Register here....
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Mentorship for Newcomer Success
Please join us for the 2010-11 Mentor Recruitment Campaign Lunch & Kick-Off Event
Friday, May 14, 2010 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. (The Skill Centre Conference Room, 141 Dundas St.)
See our poster for more details....
Want to promote diversity in your workplace and gain access to an emerging talent pool? Do you want to help foster regional economic growth? Are you interested in learning more about your profession from an international perspective?
Become a Mentor to an Internationally Trained Individual!
Please RSVP by Monday, May 10th to mentorship@wil.ca
For more information on becoming a Mentor or Corporate Champion: Deb Villani, Program Coordinator 519.663.0774 x359 or visit the program website at www.Mentorship.WIL.ca
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Support for Nonprofits
Ontario is working with the not-for-profit sector to better support organizations that help Ontarians maintain a high quality of life. The province will develop a comprehensive and long term strategic action plan for its partnership with the not-for-profit sector.
This initiative will be a first-of-a-kind approach for Ontario and will lead to recommendations to support the not-for-profit sector. In collaboration with the Ontario Trillium Foundation, the government will conduct a series of discussions with the not-for profit, private and public sectors on how to make government more responsive to not-for-profit and volunteer organizations. This will help inform new ways to strengthen the sector, as part of the province's five-year Open Ontario plan.
Learn more...
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A London Resource for Headache Suffers
Help for Headaches - Ontario Non-Profit Help For Headaches is a London-based non-profit organization and a registered Canadian charity that is committed to educational services for those suffering from and treating headaches.
Its website is all about headaches and migraines. Ontario non-profit with a totally free website focuses on pain and all related topics.
If you or your clients are one of the unlucky millions of Canadians to suffer from bad headaches, please check out the range of free services, including self-help directions.
Help for Headaches is always looking for volunteers. Anyone interested in gaining some volunteer community/nonprofit/charity experience is asked to contact:
Brent Lucas Headaches That Persist www.headache-help.org brent@helpforheadaches.org 519.434.0008
Or, swing by the London Public Library (Central Branch) on Friday, April 30 and visit our table at the main library corridor between 9am and 3:30pm for a chat and to check out our new book: "Headaches That Persist".
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Being a CMA
This new presentation from CMA Ontario, Southwestern Ontario, is designed for help anyone interested in becoming a Certified Management Accountant and offers helpful resources for agencies advising individuals on career paths and professional designations. As referenced in the CMA powerpoint, 1 in 5 new CMAs in Ontario are internationally trained individuals from a broad range of industry sectors.
Questions? Contact:
Deborah Clarke, 519 845 0968; toll free 1-877-318-2422; dclarke@cmaontario.org
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Community Gardens Review
The City of London invites interested stakeholders to participate in its London Community Gardens: Business Plan Development Focus Groups.
Please see invitation for more details, focus group descriptions, dates and times....
It is our plan to consult with all key stakeholders, current community gardeners and other interested parties with a view to reaffirming the City's commitment to the Community Gardens program and having a renewed Community Gardens program in place for the future. Please consider: • attending the community focus groups listed on the attached invitation • posting this information in your organization • forwarding this to groups and/or individuals who may wish to be part of this review
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Regards,
Carol Stewart Project Manager
Employment Sector Council London-Middlesex 141 Dundas Street, 4th Floor, London ON N6A 1G3 Phone: 519.663.0774 ext. 224 Fax: 519.663.5377 carol@esclm.ca www.esclm.ca
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