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In This Bulletin:
Member News
Meetings, PDWs and member only resources
ONESTEP Participates in Joint Working Group to Develop New Funding Mechanism for the Voluntary Sector
ONESTEP 2005 Fall AGM Proxy Form
News/Alerts
CBT related media reports, RFPs and announcements
COMMUNITY SOCIAL PLANNING COUNCIL OF TORONTO MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Issue # 30, September 2005
York-Maytree Executive Directors' Institute
Maytree's Leaders for Change Program now accepting applications
The Maytree-Wellesley Public Policy Training Institute
Events
Negotiation Skills for Job Developers: Managing Conflict with Clients and Employers
(Toronto)
September EARN Meeting
(Dundas)
Working Skills Centre Annual General Meeting
(Toronto)
Interview Preparation & Body Language
(Toronto)
Solution-focused interviewing: Dealing with challenging clients
(Kingston)
Reminder of the upcoming ONESTEP AGM
(Toronto)
17th Annual OAYEC AGM and Conference
(Alliston)
Online Resources
Barriers Affecting the Integration of Non-Regulated Occupation Immigrants into the Canadian Labour Market
Job Postings
Executive Director
(Toronto)
Member News
ONESTEP Participates in Joint Working Group to Develop New Funding Mechanism for the Voluntary Sector
ONESTEP, ACTEW, OAYEC, OCASI, the Canadian Coalition of Community-Based Employability Training and a variety of other associations have been invited to work with HRSDC / Service Canada and Treasury Board staff of National and Regional Headquarters in the development and piloting of a new funding mechanism for the voluntary / non-profit sector. This work has been initiated to rebuild relationships between non-profit community-based training organizations and the federal government following the implementation of HRSDC's national policy directives (and in particular, the Call for Proposals process).
For your information, we have attached the Draft Terms of Reference for the group as well as the most recent listing of Working Group participants. The attached power point presentation, “Rebuilding Relationships: Dialogue on CFP Enhancement and Reducing Administrative Burden” was given out by HRSDC staff at a meeting that was set up to discuss HRSDC issues with the umbrella groups in Toronto.
ONESTEP will provide regular updates on this project in this e-bulletin and at regional meetings. For further information, please contact Bernadette Beaupré at bbeaupre@onestep.on.ca or by telephone at (416) 591-7151, x 224.
ONESTEP 2005 Fall AGM Proxy Form
If you are unable to attend ONESTEP’s Annual General Meeting, you may still wish to have your voice heard on decisions being taken at the meeting. If so, please download and complete the proxy form.
Location:
Date: September 22, 2005
Please RSVP to Christine Greaves christine@onestep.on.ca
For more information go to ONESTEP
Oakham Lounge (Ryerson University)
Second floor, Oakham House
Toronto M5B 1E9
Time: 10 am – 12 pm
News/Alerts
COMMUNITY SOCIAL PLANNING COUNCIL OF TORONTO MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Issue # 30, September 2005
Welcome to the thirtieth edition of the electronic newsletter from the Community Social Planning Council of Toronto. At the beginning of each month, this e-bulletin provides news on the activities of the CSPC-T and our partners, as well as access to new research and policy products and networks, in print and web-based forms.
Click here for more information.
York-Maytree Executive Directors' Institute
The Institute launches in January 2006 and offers five modules supported by five corresponding coaching clinics presented by leading edge faculty and practitioners. Applications to the Institute are open to executive directors and heads of organizations from the nonprofit sector.
Click here for more information.
Maytree's Leaders for Change Program now accepting applications
Beginning in December 2005, the seven-month curriculum gives participants the opportunity to build leadership skills, to identify and reflect on critical issues facing our society and to apply new knowledge and insights in small groups while working with community partners. The program is enriched by a network of more than 90 alumni. Once again this year, the LFC program is looking for applications from a diverse range of motivated and energetic community leaders with new and innovative ideas and fresh perspectives.
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The Maytree-Wellesley Public Policy Training Institute
The Institute launches in November 2005 and will offer a program of five training modules of one- and two-day sessions over a six-month period. Program sessions will be facilitated by leading public policy experts that include academics, community activists, government policy developers, political policy staff and communications professionals.
Click here for more information.
Events
Negotiation Skills for Job Developers: Managing Conflict with Clients and Employers (Toronto)
In conjunction with our Conflict Resolution department we have developed a negotiation skills training module for job developers.
Click here for more information
September EARN Meeting (Dundas)
Our next EARN meeting will be September 27th 2005.
Click here for more information
Working Skills Centre Annual General Meeting (Toronto)
The Board of Directors and staff invite you to the 27th Annual General Meeting
Click here for more information
Interview Preparation & Body Language (Toronto)
Attend this session to learn more about non-verbal communication and what your body language is saying to employers.
Click here for more information
Solution-focused interviewing: Dealing with challenging clients (Kingston)
Refining the strength-based skills and the solution-building interview strategies to deal more effectively with the most challenging of clients including those who are discouraged, unmotivated, critical and angry. Also examined will be self-care strategies to reduce job related stress and burnout, that frequently affects front line professionals working in a helping or supervisory capacity.
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Reminder of the upcoming ONESTEP AGM (Toronto)
Please take note of this date for your calendars.
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17th Annual OAYEC AGM and Conference (Alliston)
The 17th annual Ontario Association of Youth Employment Centers AGM and Conference features guest speakers, workshops and activities.
Click here for more information
Online Resources
The Resource Library is an online searchable database of information about community-based employment and training across Ontario and beyond. Visit the ONESTEP Resource Library: www.onestep.on.ca/resource/intro.cfm Below are some recent additions:
Barriers Affecting the Integration of Non-Regulated Occupation Immigrants into the Canadian Labour Market
This study was completed in part to support the pan-Canadian Dialogue to be held in Ottawa on September 8 - 9th, 2005. The focus of this research is on the integration of immigrants to Canada into non-regulated occupations.
Click here for more information
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