• Awards & Scholarships

• If you know of someone who might like to start up a Home Based Business check out the site www.interbiz.ca. The password is interbiz.
  
  
  

• Sharp, motivated people. Lucrative, ethical home/phone-based business. Timely, unique, life-changing, educational product. Global market. Ambitious skeptics call 1-800-281-6668.
  
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  Call for Submissions

• Stories are wanted from parents of children with disabilities or chronic illnesses, who work outside the home and have encountered barriers in getting time off work for their children's health-related needs. Testimonials are being collected by a task force to push for national social policy change. Write to: Canadian Alliance for Children's Healthcare, c/o Today's Parent, 269 Richmond St. W., Toronto, ON, M5V 1X1; fax: (416) 596-1991; e-mail: [email protected].

• Safety OnLine, an online newsletter, wants workplace injury survivors to tell their stories. Check out their website to find out more.
  
  
  
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  Employment
  

• JOB OPENING: Quality Assurance Inspector
  Job Details: We are a Quality Assurance company and we need a person with Quality Assurance or Quality Control knowledge in PCBA's, process audits, source inspection, etc. in Brockville, Ontario Area. If you are interested please e-mail me at: [email protected].

• Call Centres. Five steps away from a guaranteed job in one of Canada's fastest growing industries...
  

• First step: Call and attend an information session
  
• Second step: Interview for acceptance
  
• Third step: Participate in hands-on learning sessions
  
• Fourth step: Enter into paid placement with employer
  
• Fifth step: Get a guaranteed job

• 1999 Grand Caravan SE with 10" lowered floor conversion. 2 years left in the warranty and only 51,000 kms. It has a power door and power ramp - both of which can operated by a handy remote. It also has remote starter for those cold winter days. Many other options and details. We are located in downtown Toronto. For more information, check out our web page: http://members.rogers.com/4cruzin Call John or Michael at (416) 413-1881 or e-mail us at [email protected]

• Interested in living in downtown Toronto? Own an accessible condo! Check out www.parksidecondos.com.
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• (1) free wheeling
  (2)front wheel hub battery drive +rechargeable
  (3) gas engine, with mitsubishi 43cc gives you over 125 miles per gallon ,used only 3 hours year 2000 must sell b/c of illness.
  Original cost 1950.0 will accept 1150.00. Call 516-938-7862, ask for SAL.
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• New electronic, JAZZY 1120 wheelchair, list price $6200, sale price $3500. Call (501) 754-3473 or (501) 754-3157 in Clarksville, Arkansas.
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• Disability equipment - Chairs, lifts,electric bed like new. Must sell, great price. 519-369-2642.
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• Jazzy 1170 XL Power Wheelchair. Red body, battery charger built-in, max. speed 10 kmh. Purchased new last year for $6,900, your price $1,500 obo. E-mail me at [email protected] or call me at (416) 425-5894.
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• 1996 White Plymouth Voyager LE. Remote keyless entry, roof mounted luggage rack, sunscreen & solar glass, A/C, dual zone temp controls, high back bucket seats, 4 speed auto transmission, rear heat & A/C, radio & tape deck. Van has been converted for wheelchair - fourth door extension, electric reinforced ramp, electric power door with switches, swing away feature on ramp, automatic load leveling and kneeling suspension with compressor and de-icer kit, manual hand controls, wheelchair tie-down system. Excellent condition with less than 54,000 kms. Asking $30,000. Call (613) 546-9557.

• Storm Arrow Heavy Duty Electric Adult Wheelchair. Reinforced frame, heavy duty motors and gear boxes. Chair has custom heavy duty footrest, removable headrest and tilts back like a recliner chair. Call (613) 546-9557 for more information. Asking $6,000.

• Wheelchair lift for a van, two non-motorized, customized wheelchairs, an electric adjustable bed, remote, etc. Call (613) 736-1341.

• Optiway Scooter, 2000 FS, mint condition, 16-inch seat, 47 x 24, $2399. Walker, $225. Superpole, $240. Make an offer. (416) 924-3912 or (416) 728-4463.

• Fortress power wheelchair with recliner. Ten years old. $1,500. Verne Clemence, 2003 McKinnon Ave., Saskatoon, SK, S7J 1N1, phone/fax (306) 343-8803, or e-mail [email protected].

• Magnification aids, reading lamps, including OTT-Lites, magnifying lamps and telephone equipment for the hearing impaired including phones with amplified sound, ampified voice, and notification systems. Contact Commetrics - Ultravision, 5645 C�te des neiges, Montr�al, Qu�bec, H3T 1YA, phone: (514) 344-3988, fax: (514) 344-3516 or email: [email protected].

• Adaptive clothing and accessories. Dresses, wheelchair capes, tracksuits, undergarments, jeans, more. Fashions for Special Needs. Phone: (905) 384-0741, e-mail: [email protected] or check out www.specialneedsclothing.com.

• Suitable for MS or other disability: cooling vest, hydraulic lift, shower chair, stand-up wheelchair, slings for lifting, portable ramp, percussor/vibrator. Call (416) 225-8403.

• Cold feet? You need to call Wooly Warmers. Fleece-lined socks and knee warmers. Call for a brochure. 1-888-339-6659. Website: http://www.woolywarmers.com.
  
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  Items Wanted

• Anyone having for sale either CRAFTMATIC OR ULTRAMATIC electric beds single or a set in good condition please contact me at (902) 755-2142 or email at [email protected]. Thank you

• I am looking for a used manual hoyer lift that I could use to get my daughter in and out of the swimming pool. I also need a used Ortho-Kinetics shower chair that is like a lounge chair, in a large size. Please contact [email protected].

• I am looking to purchase a used automatic door opener to be installed on an apartment door. It must be in good working order as I must be able to rely on it to open my door. Please contact [email protected] or [email protected].
  
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  Real Estate

• We are pleased to announce that we will be offering a handicap accessible cottage at Beaverland Camp starting January 2002. Check out our website, to find out more! Regards, Dorothy & Albert Cloet, Beaverland Camp, Marten River, ON, Canada. www.beaverland.on.ca [email protected] " Discover Our Old Fashioned Hospitality "
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• Interested in living in downtown Toronto? Own an accessible condo! Check out www.parksidecondos.com.
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• For Rent
  Comfortable Two Bedroom/Two Bathroom Condominium in Luxury Building, Toronto - Bathurst/Steeles Area. Unit Amenities Include: Sunroom, Two individually controlled heating units, Large storage room, 1,275 Sq. Foot, In suite washer/dryer, Dishwasher, Self cleaning oven, Cable and utilities included in rent, Parking spot, Wheelchair accessible, Sask-a-Pole, Monkey Bar over the head of the bed, Extra Large Bathroom Door, Accessible Shower stall, Commode, Straight paths, Kitchen sink accommodates wheelchair, Lever Faucets, Keyless entry to unit, TTC Wheelchair accessible, "Community Bus" available, Large Storage Room. Building Amenities Include: Fully equipped exercise room with pool table, Separate Men's and Ladies Sauna, Whirlpool, Security guard onsite during the evening, Outdoor Swimming Pool, Beautifully Fully appointed lobby, Party room, Underground parking. Suitable for: Couple/Couple with a small child/Person with an aide. Available Now! Contact: Zale Tabakman 416-738-2090

• House for Sale
  Beautiful wheelchair accessible bungalow in Clarkson, Ontario. Main floor features include combined living/dining room, newly renovated kitchen with eating area, newly renovated main bathroom, masterbedroom with ensuite, 2nd bedroom/den with extra-large bathroom and wheel-in shower and electric door to deck area as well as low e windows and elevator access. Finished lower level includes two bedrooms, an office, bathroom with shower, large rec room with wood burning fireplace, laundry, storage area, elevator access and air conditioning. The double garage has been modified to accommodate raised van and includes an electric door opener, inside access to elevator and patio as well as overhead storage. Outside features include a patio with interlocking brick, wood deck accessible from 2nd bedroom/den through electric door, 16' by 32' in-ground pool, newly surfaced driveway and covered front porch. Handy to the QEW, GO station and shopping. Located in a quiet residential area with mature trees. This home is a must see to be fully appreciated. $325,000 with Fall possession. No agents please. Call 905-822-9771 for an appointment and/or information.

• House for Sale
  4 year old accessible home in Merritt, BC. 1,340 sq.ft. each level. Nice view on a cul-de-sac. 1 hour drive from Kamloops, 1 1/2 hours drive from Kelowna. Available this summer! $166,000. We need accessible housing and deaf services in Winnipeg, London Ontario or Burnaby and are looking to possibly trade. Please call 250-378-2358 (message machine on 4th ring) or fax: 250-378-4458 for more information.
  
  

• Accessible Cottage
  Newer, 2BR accessible Lake Superior cottage near Thunder Bay. Spacious kitchen & layout, fireplace, screen porch, Airtub, large windows, spectacular view. $675/week + GST. Request info/pics at [email protected] or 807-344-9208.
  
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  Meet People

• Hi, I'm a male 40 who has somewhat severe Ankylosing-Spondolitis for the past 25 years. I would like to hear from others who have A.S. to share experiences, coping skills, and any tips. Also, anyone who has tried alternative therapys and has experienced any improvement of symptoms, hopefully! Never give up hope. I live in BC. Please e-mail me at [email protected]

• Hi, my name is Allan Kelly and I'm 34 and I used to go to the Dr. Wm. F. Roberts Hospital School in St. John, N.B., Canada from 1972 to 1979....anyone who worked there or went there please e-mail me at: [email protected].

• Hi, I am a 34 year old male. My name is Muhib Noorani and I am in a wheelchair for the last five years. I am fully active and independent, running my own business here in Kenya. I want to make friends in wheelchairs from Canada and hear about them. My address is: P.O. Box 6493, Nairobi, Kenya. E-mail: [email protected].

• I'm 35 years old with Cerebral Palsy. I would like to share with those who have physical disabilities. Share their interests and talents along the way. Also help each other with information on health. Contact [email protected] and share!
  

• Hi, I am a physically challenged male, age 30, and use a power chair. I also live in the Beaches (Toronto). I am looking for other physically challenged people who would like to get to together and discuss ways of living independently.
  Thank you,
  Dave [email protected]

• I am 51 and single. Due to polio I use a leg brace since age 3. I also have asthma. I love photography, books and movies. I do get very lonely. I would like to communicate with a lady who has similar interests via e-mail.
  Thank you,
  Daniel [email protected]

• Make pen friends worldwide! 300,000 members, over 150 countries, free details. Kirton, Box 27105, 600 E. Victoria, Thunder Bay, ON, P7C 5Y7.
  
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  Study Participants
  

• "A virtual experience!" We are looking for kids 8-12yrs who have cerebral palsy to take part in a research study of virtual play environments. Travel cost will be reimbursed. Please contact Dr. Denise Reid at (416) 978-5937 or [email protected].

• Study participants wanted: People in Ontario with repetitive strain injury (RSI) are wanted for a research project on their experiences with policies that have helped or hindered their daily lives. Info: Pum van Veldhoven, Carleton University, (613) 236-5868, ext. 242, or e-mail: [email protected].

• Study participants wanted: Mothers age 20-55 who use a wheelchair/scooter and live in the greater Toronto area are wanted for a research study on their experiences in homemaking and childcare. $25 honorarium for a 1- or 2-hour interview. Info: Dr. Denise Reid, University of Toronto, (416) 978-5937.

• Study participants wanted: 12-month body weight supported treadmill study for people with traumatic SCI at McMaster Univ., Hamilton. Call Megan at (905) 525-9140, ext. 22576.

• Participation Apartments -- Metro Toronto, a non-profit organization providing support services to adults with physical disabilities, is looking for board members, especially those with experience in finance or fundraising, or an awareness of disability issues. Call (416) 789-7806.

• People who use wheelchairs during activities of daily living commonly store personal effects in a wheelchair bag that hangs on the backside of the chair. This inherently makes it difficult for wheelchair users to independently access their supplies. A solution to this problem is posed using a set of motorized linkages that can move a bag between the back side of the chair and the user's lab for easier user access.
  
  
• Questions:
• Would you use such a device and if so, how much would you pay for such a device? Do you have any suggestions? Please e-mail me your answers. Patrick McCrea: [email protected]. Thanks!
  
  
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  Volunteer Opportunities

• As a C.I.A.P. (Community Information Access Project) volunteer you will begin by finding out which places in your community already identify themselves as accessible � hotels, bed & breakfasts, forms of transportation, restaurants, theatres, galleries, museums, parks, and other attractions. You�ll visit places in your community and use a C.I.A.P. assessment form to evaluate their accessibility. Complete as many assessments as possible and then send the information to the Canadian Abilities Foundation by e-mail or fax to be posted on EnableLink. And, when necessary, update previously listed information. Note: all C.I.A.P. volunteers can participate in orientation and training via the Internet provided by our Volunteer Coordinator. For more information on becoming a volunteer please contact: Christine Staddon, Volunteer Coordinator, Canadian Abilities Foundation, 501-489 College St., Toronto, M6G 1A5. Ph: (416) 923-5948 Fax: (416) 923-9829 Email: [email protected]

• Skill Development and Mentor Opportunities
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• The Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolution, St. Paul University, Ottawa, Ontario in partnership with the Edmonton Police Victim Services Unit is looking for dedicated volunteers with disabilities to enhance the Victim Services Unit ability to provide quality service delivery. Placements are now available for Crisis Response, Personal Support, Follow-Up Assistance, Domestic Violence Follow-Up, Victim Information, Referrals, Victim Impact Statements, Court Preparation/Accompaniment, Trauma Debriefing/Defusing, Robbery Trauma Presentations.
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• This is a two-year National Initiative to assist persons with disabilities who are unemployed and not entitled to Employment Insurance to upgrade their employability skills. Initial training will take place in November and additional training workshops will be offered monthly. We will also provide assistance in employment related skills such as covering letter/resume preparation, employment contacts and self-employment skill development.
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• We are asking candidates for a minimum commitment of one year, with a maximum weekly commitment of one day either full or half days. If the candidate is successful in securing employment within the one year, we will of course be happy to void the one-year commitment. The candidates will undergo an application process including interviews plus reference, criminal, fingerprint checks.
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• The successful candidates will receive on-site training in the initial phase and enhanced training and development as needed and requested. The candidates will be reimbursed out-of-pocket expenses for each day worked. Please contact Colleen Walker as soon as possible at (toll-free) 1-877-860-8966 or e-mail: [email protected]

• Skill Development and Mentor Opportunities
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• The Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolution, St. Paul University, Ottawa, Ontario in partnership with the Children's Aid Society of Kingston and County of Frontenac is looking for dedicated volunteers with disabilities to enhance the Children's Aid Society ability to provide quality service delivery to children, adolescents and parents in need. Placements are now available for the following:
• To provide one-to-one positive role models for children and adolescents
• To tutor/mentor youth in elementary/junior/high school
• To provide clerical/administrative support
• To provide services as a Resource Librarian for reference materials
• To supervise/provide stimulating activities for children
• To provide supervision of visits between parent(s) and child(ren) ordered by the Court
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• This is a two-year National Initiative to assist persons with disabilities who are unemployed (and not entitled to Employment Insurance within the last three years), to upgrade their employability skills. We will also provide assistance in employment related skills such as covering letter/resume preparation, employment contacts and self-employment skill development.
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• We are asking candidates for a minimum commitment of one year, with a maximum weekly commitment of one/two days, either full or half days. The candidates will undergo an application process including interviews plus reference, criminal, fingerprint checks.
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• The successful candidates will receive on-site training in the initial phase and enhanced training and development as needed and requested. The candidates will be reimbursed out-of-pocket expenses for each day worked. The successful candidates must be mature, sensitive, patient, reliable, nonjudgmental and have the ability to relate to children/parents/staff. In certain positions the candidate must have a background of previous office experience/computer skills, good writing skills, ability to communicate knowledge in specific tutoring areas or leadership skills. Please contact Colleen Walker as soon as possible at (toll-free) 1-877-860-8966 or e-mail: [email protected]

• Skill Development and Mentor Opportunities
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• The Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolution, St. Paul University, Ottawa, Ontario in partnership with the Children's Aid Society of Ottawa-Carleton is looking for dedicated volunteers with disabilities to enhance the Children's Aid Society ability to provide quality service delivery to children, adolescents and parents in need. Placements are now available for the following:
• To provide positive role models for children and adolescents
• To tutor/mentor youth in elementary/junior/high school
• To provide clerical/administrative support
• To assist with pre-school children, 3 months to 5 years in the Headstart, Toddlers/Infant Stimulation Programs
• To research closed adoption files
• To provide supervision of visits between parent(s) and child(ren)
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• This is a two-year National Initiative to assist persons with disabilities who are unemployed (and not entitled to Employment Insurance within the last three years), to upgrade their employability skills. We will also provide assistance in employment related skills such as covering letter/resume preparation, employment contacts and self-employment skill development.
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• We are asking candidates for a minimum commitment of one year, with a maximum weekly commitment of one/two days, either full or half days. The candidates will undergo an application process including interviews plus reference, criminal, fingerprint checks.
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• The successful candidates will receive on-site training in the initial phase and enhanced training and development as needed and requested. The candidates will be reimbursed out-of-pocket expenses for each day worked. The successful candidates must be mature, sensitive, patient, reliable, nonjudgmental and have the ability to relate to children/parents/staff. In certain positions the candidate must have a background in human services, previous office experience/computer skills, good writing skills, ability to communicate knowledge in specific tutoring areas or leadership skills. Please contact Colleen Walker as soon as possible at (toll-free) 1-877-860-8966 or e-mail: [email protected]

• Skill Development and Mentor Opportunities
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• The Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolution, St. Paul University, Ottawa, Ontario in partnership with the Prince Edward Island Victim Services is looking for dedicated volunteers with disabilities to enhance the Victim Services ability to provide quality service delivery to citizens of Prince Edward Island affected by crime and/or tragedy. Victim Services provides a client-centred service to victims of crime, ensuring respect for their dignity and privacy. Victim Services assists clients throughout their involvement in the criminal justice process.
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• Placements are now available in Queen, King and Prince Counties for the following:
• To initiate contact with the victim to provide police and criminal justice information
• To provide referrals to appropriate government and community resources
• To provide short-term emotional support to victims of crime and tragedy
• To assist with victim impact statement
• To provide information under the Victims of Family Violence Act.
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• Volunteers undergo classroom training. The training and casework is combined to be progressive in nature. In addition, volunteers are given the opportunity to participate in further optional training.
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• This is a two-year National Initiative to assist persons with disabilities who are unemployed (and not entitled to Employment Insurance within the last three years), to upgrade their employability skills. We will also provide assistance in employment related skills such as covering letter/resume preparation, employment contacts and self-employment skill development.
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• We are asking candidates for a minimum commitment of one year, with a maximum weekly commitment of one/two days, either full or half days. The candidates will undergo an application process including interviews plus reference, criminal, fingerprint checks.
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• The candidates will be reimbursed out-of-pocket expenses for each day worked. The successful candidates must be mature, sensitive, patient, reliable, nonjudgmental and have the ability to relate staff and victims of crime. Please contact Colleen Walker, Director National Diversity Program, as soon as possible at (toll-free) 1-877-860-8966 or e-mail: [email protected]

• Skill Development and Mentor Opportunities
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• The Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolution, St. Paul University, Ottawa, Ontario in partnership with Winnipeg Child and Family Services is looking for dedicated volunteers with disabilities to enhance Winnipeg's Child and Family Services ability to provide quality service delivery to children, adolescents and parents in need. Placements are now available for the following:
• To provide positive role models for children and adolescents
• To tutor/mentor youth in elementary/junior/high school
• To provide clerical/administrative support
• To assist with preschool children, 3 months to 5 years in Stimulation Programs
• To research closed adoption files
• To provide supervision of visits between parent(s) and child(ren)
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• The locations needing support are: Windsor Park, Stafford, St. Vital, St. Pierre, Steinbach, Beausejour, Fort Rouge/Pulford, Lorette, St. Boniface/Norwood, Oakbank, Pandora, Provencher, Broadway, Portage, St. James, Main, Bannerman, Concordia, Jarvis, Jefferson, Keewatin, Night Duty, Perinatal.
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• This is a two-year National Initiative to assist persons with disabilities who are unemployed (and not entitled to Employment Insurance within the last three years), to upgrade their employability skills. We will also provide assistance in employment related skills such as covering letter/resume preparation, employment contacts and self-employment skill development.
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• We are asking candidates for a minimum commitment of one year, with a maximum weekly commitment of one/two days, either full or half days. The candidates will undergo an application process including interviews plus reference, criminal, fingerprint checks.
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• The successful candidates will receive on-site training in the initial phase and enhanced training and development as needed and requested. The candidates will be reimbursed out-of-pocket expenses for each day worked. The successful candidates must be mature, sensitive, patient, reliable, nonjudgmental and have the ability to relate to children/parents/staff. Please contact Colleen Walker, Director National Diversity Program, as soon as possible at (toll-free) 1-877-860-8966 or e-mail: [email protected]

• Skill Development and Mentor Opportunities
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• The Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolution, St. Paul University, Ottawa, Ontario in partnership with the Winnipeg Police Service Community Program is looking for dedicated volunteers with disabilities to enhance its ability to provide quality service delivery to the citizens of Winnipeg. Placements are now available for the following:
• Compiling statistics in reference to walk-in and telephone inquires to the Service Centre
• Providing direction and/or information to the public in reference to the variety of programs offered by the Winnipeg Police Service and other community agencies
• Providing assistance to the public in completing their non-emergency incident reports and motor vehicle accident reports
• Accepting voluntary payment of parking offense notices
• Reception duties including telephone and direction to the appropriate individuals
• Ensuring the public have the required documents to conduct their business with the Police Service
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• The locations needing support are: Division 11, Division 12, Division 13, Division 14, Division 15, Division 16, Broadway, McPhillips Street and Pembina Highway.
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• This is a two-year National Initiative to assist persons with disabilities who are unemployed (and not entitled to Employment Insurance within the last three years), to upgrade their employability skills. We will also provide assistance in employment related skills such as covering letter/resume preparation, employment contacts and self-employment skill development.
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• We are asking candidates for a minimum commitment of one year, with a maximum weekly commitment of one/two days, either full or half days. The candidates will undergo an application process including interviews plus reference, criminal, fingerprint checks.
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• The successful candidates will receive on-site training in the initial phase and enhanced training and development as needed and requested. The candidates will be reimbursed out-of-pocket expenses for each day worked. The successful candidates must be mature, sensitive, patient, reliable and nonjudgmental. Please contact Colleen Walker, Director National Diversity Program, as soon as possible at (toll-free) 1-877-860-8966 or e-mail: [email protected]

• Skill Development and Mentor Opportunities
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• The Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolution, St. Paul University, Ottawa, Ontario in partnership with the Winnipeg Police Victim Services Unit is looking for dedicated volunteers with disabilities to enhance the Winnipeg Police Victim Services ability to provide quality service delivery to citizens of Winnipeg affected by crime and/or tragedy. "The effects of crime and tragedy are all around us. Many of us have been victims or know of a victim or a family that has suffered the impact of a crime or tragedy. Besides experiencing confusion, fear and anger, victims often have to deal with a number of problems involving emotional and physical injuries, issues with finances and employment, and conflicts with family. There may be confusion with the justice system, questions about the investigation and a need to know exactly what is happening. The Winnipeg Police Victim Services Unit is dedicated to helping victims."
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• Placements are now available for the following:
• Review police reports
• Initiate contact with the victim to provide police and criminal justice information
• To provide crime prevention information
• To provide referrals to appropriate government and community resources
• To provide short-term emotional support to victims of crime and tragedy
• To complete paperwork in reference to break and enter, robbery, sexual assault and assault
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• Volunteers undergo 100 hours of classroom training during their probationary period of 6 months. The training and casework is combined to be progressive in nature. In addition, volunteers are given the opportunity to participate in further optional training. They will also have the opportunity to participate in the unit's direction and organization by joining various committees.
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• This is a two-year National Initiative to assist persons with disabilities who are unemployed (and not entitled to Employment Insurance within the last three years), to upgrade their employability skills. We will also provide assistance in employment related skills such as covering letter/resume preparation, employment contacts and self-employment skill development.
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• We are asking candidates for a minimum commitment of one year, with a maximum weekly commitment of one/two days, either full or half days. The candidates will undergo an application process including interviews plus reference, criminal, fingerprint checks.
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• The candidates will be reimbursed out-of-pocket expenses for each day worked. The successful candidates must be mature, sensitive, patient, reliable, nonjudgmental and have the ability to relate staff and victims of crime. Please contact Colleen Walker, Director National Diversity Program, as soon as possible at (toll-free) 1-877-860-8966 or e-mail: [email protected]