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THE POSITIONS
, }) D6 L& L: P9 o" P! D10 part-time (6-8 hrs/week, Aug. 2009- Jan-2010), temporary positions based in central Edmonton.
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# y+ a# x8 J+ ~5 U4 YExperienced in motivating people to create community projects/ (social marketing)
5 D N: r, C- j& n5 D% RWell-connected to your neighbourhood, one of: Alberta Avenue, Norwood, Cromdale, Parkdale, McCauley, Spruce Avenue, Eastwood, Boyle Street, Central McDougall, Queen Mary Park
1 A- `3 g; T8 j* I$ F ~Passionate about community health
/ B) I+ T6 u9 R5 IInterested in working across cultures,
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Solid neighbourhood connections and experience
% E; _" G" O6 B/ H7 ~6 r6-10 hours/ week available for project activities./ `7 ~" Q- e' Y
! G7 N& ~% K3 c. v) gThe POSITION OFFERS7 o% T& a/ i, Z' t
New ways to build community & create community projects" Z* a/ S6 g/ t/ s
Expanded peer network
5 b7 O! \( f0 d6 ?/ K5 R1 I/ pConnections to new-immigrant/ visible minority communities" d; U5 P v% j( Z' }
Better understanding of others' perspective' w7 A& V/ _9 @. O: {& C
Hourly wage, $ TBA.
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0 }; U3 a& `2 i1 ^* k% l0 x7 G, UTHE ROLE
+ Q, G9 b4 s6 b# ^3 |, `+ T& kBuild neighbourhood teams to strengthen communities by:$ z4 ]' \% H. W9 R
Creating and hosting a forum where central Edmonton can present itself to the City, all Edmontonians and those whom you wish to invite
: t# z& g- r* A0 U% S7 i3 b7 t, YHosting Community Dialogues whereat people explore community issues and opportunities
$ K" A" V u0 E; N. BIdentifying and supporting people to create teams that create community health and wellness projects.; w3 X4 p9 Y; d7 g6 a
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! P9 A+ G( Q4 l$ TAction for Healthy Communities (AHC) is a community development organization based in Central Edmonton that supports community members to form teams that develop health and well-being related initiatives. Over the last 3 years AHC has supported central Edmontonians who created over 50 Community Initiatives, many with grants of up to $1,000.00, that have seen, altogether, over 1,500 people lead richer, healthier, more active lives.7 y9 ^" q; n& n' { h3 Z+ u
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Initiatives are as varied as the people who create them; everything from senior's walking groups to homework support groups, to community garden groups, to neighbourhood/ community planning groups, to a video group, to dance troupes, artists collectives and festivals ... .
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, |$ c$ \1 K1 K' k+ B& d! gBE PART OF THAT TEAM!
# ~ r3 o/ n9 y* ?5 J* y' C Call Chris at 944-4687, fax us at 423-4193 or email actioncf4@shawbiz.ca; visit us at #101 10554-110 St, or at www.a4hc.ca.-- Chris Ford, e; Y% O" _4 m1 G% o
Program Director,
" U0 w' ^, F: Y; O( O1 _- r+ w2 JAction for Healthy Communities Society of Edmonton
2 l$ w* _- z+ w: ^. H( q9 I10554-110 Street
! t+ X1 \1 p/ J EEdmonton Alberta
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4 F" t0 W( U2 ^% P" f3 CPh: 780-944-46877 p" A: W% i p
Fax: 780-423-4193
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