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- Employment Projects of Winnipeg Inc.
- http://www.epw.ca
Provides individual employment counselling for immigrants by effectively marketing clients from around the world. EPW works with clients to provide programs and services to connect individuals born outside Canada with local employers.
(See Details)- YMCA-YWCA of Brantford
- http://www.ymcahbb.ca/
YMCA of Hamilton/Burlington/Brantford builds strong kids, strong families and strong communities by providing a diverse array of programs and services designed to serve the needs of body, mind and spirit.
For over 150 years, the YMCA has enriched the lives of thousands of individuals by providing access to experiences that they might otherwise not have. From health, fitness and recreation to child care, leadership development, employment training and newcomer services, the YMCA offers a broad range of opportunities to maintain, improve and strengthen one’s life.
Each year, over 192,000 people benefit from the programs and services offered by the YMCA of Hamilton/Burlington/Brantford.
(See Details)- YWCA of St.Thomas-Elgin
- http://www.ywcastthomaselgin.org/about
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The Canadian Congress for Learning Opportunities for Women (CCLOW), was a national feminist organization dedicated to addressing education and training issues for girls and women. Disbanding in 2001, their vision was women's social, political and economic equality through expanded learning opportunities; their focus areas being literacy, equity in education and job training.
Over the years (1970's - 2001) the CCLOW accumulated a large collection of important literature, which everyone wanted to see preserved. In answer to this, the National Adult Literacy Database (NALD) has created a comprehensive, searchable archive of all the CCLOW's literature, including:
- an archive of CCLOW's newsletter "Women's Education de femmes"
- 37 full-text documents
- a master list of all feature articles and poetry
Aims to help Aboriginal people, in particular women, their families and youth, access meaningful employment by providing services promoting labour market skills, career counselling and career planning, working with employers to identify work opportunities, working with employers and employee client to ensure successful work placements, and providing access to education opportunities.
