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Shawn - Community Health WorkerShawn works with adults with addictions. He discusses the impact social service programs can have on people lives. This film clip was recorded for a video presentation at the National Union of Public and General Employees Triennial Convention June 2007. Lori - Residential Therapeutic CounsellorLori talks about the rewards and challenges of working in social services in Nova Scotia.This clip was filmed for a video presentation on Community-based Social Services at the National Union of Public and General Employees Triennial Convention, June 2007. Catherine - Community Mental Health CareCatherine talks about working with the grassroots in her community and the struggle with shrink funds. This film clip was recorded for a video presentation at the National Union of Public and General Employees Triennial Convention June 2007. Jennifer - Community Health WorkerJennifer talks about the joy and challenge of connecting with youth. This film clip was recorded for a video presentation at the National Union of Public and General Employees Triennial Convention June 2007. Lanark ACL silent on CUPE proposalsNegotiators for CUPE 1521.02 spent all day Aug. 11 giving management different proposals without a single written response. CAMPAIGN TO END WORKPLACE VIOLENCECSDC announces second round of Workplace Violence Workshops in Ontarioupdated August 16, 2009
ECONOMY IMPACTS WOMEN'S SHELTERSThere has been an increase of more than 50 per cent in demand for Charlottetown's women's shelter.GLOBAL ALLIANCE OF WOMEN'S SHELTERSCommunity-based women's shelters look to the international scene to find solutions that help women escape domestic violence. NEW DEMOCRATS WANT 'SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT' BACK IN GOVERNMENT AGENDARestore 'social development' to cabinet post titleOTTAWA - New Democrats will campaign aggressively to restore 'social development' to the title of one of its largest cabinet posts, noting its elimination is at odds with Canadian priorities and the newly-elected U.S. Barack Obama administration. 72 TOWNS AND CITIES ENDORSE APPRECIATION DAYOverwhelming support for community-based social service workersIn 2008 Ontario communities endorsed the November Appreciation Day. Small towns from western to eastern Ontario, north to south, are acknowledging the contributions of social service workers within their communities. |