Parents and community service staff who work with parents, families and students are invited to come to this meeting for information on these changes and get their questions answered.
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Keep up to date on LSPC projects and programs. This winter newsletter includes articles about the Housing and Homelessness Plan, Winter Warmth, the Community Social Profile and 211 Service.
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Social Profile for Thunder Bay is a new resource for organizations and community groups that use demographic and socio-economic data in their work. This document may assist in program planning, needs assessments, funding submissions, advocacy initiatives, public policy development and research projects. This report draws on 10 years of Census data to paint a picture of Thunder Bay's population and highlights what may be considered the major trends impacting its residents and institutions.
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The research project will include various literature reviews, including relevant past community documents, best practices for youth across the country, and both qualitative and quantitative analyses of data derived from youth (both mainstream and Aboriginal), youth agencies and the broader community. We invite all organizations whose mandate is to provide programs for youth to participate in an on-line survey.
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The United Way of Sault Ste. Marie and the Sault Ste. Marie Innovation Centre announce the official launch of the 211 telephone service in Sault Ste. Marie. Every hour of every day, someone in Sault Ste. Marie is looking for services – from finding an after-school program, to securing care for an aging parent.
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Overcoming Racism and Discrimination: A Plan for Action - Thunder Bay Final Report and Recommendations researched by Leisa Desmoulins is now available for download.
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The Good Food Box is a non-profit program for families and individuals who want to purchase quality, fresh produce at a lower price than shopping at grocery stores.
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