Type | Synopsis | Region | Link/Contacts |
Online Resources |
The Ontario Healthy Communities Coalition provides online courses on Community Development Strategies and Collaborations and Partnerships for Healthy Communities. OHCC also has an online resource library, including an Inclusive Community Tool Kit. |
Provincial | Click to visit website Click to visit website for publications |
Workshop | Community Inclusion: Within this popular 3-hour workshop, participants will learn what "community inclusion" really includes. The workshop will also provide first steps in how to support people with disabilities to lead inclusive and wholistic lives. Inclusion in the Community and at Home: This 3-hour workshop will also focus on the value of "home" with a specific focus on supporting people with disabilities to find meaning and ownership at home. Specific ideas and tips will be generated and share:
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Provincial | Cara Milne (403) 764-1365 Email: mpoweredplanning@shaw.ca Click to visit website |
Online Workshop Community of Practice |
Tamarak Institute: An Institute dedicated to the art and science of community engagement and collaborative leadership. | Provincial | Click to visit website |
Workshop | Community Connecting in Action: A large portion of this interactive 1-day workshop is about how to find, engage and enlist allies/gatekeepers within community. The course is focused on practical, creative, person-centered and cost-effective strategies to connect people with community. | Provincial | ThinkJar Collective: bweinlick@gmail.com Phone: 780-918-5608 Click to visit website |
Resources | David Pitonyak's The Importance of Belonging shares ideas for how to connect individuals to their community as part of a person-centred support plan. His website also contains links to other online resources related to support issues. | Provincial | Click to visit website Click to visit website |
Resources | Building on the skills of local residents, the power of local associations, and the supportive functions of local institutions, asset-based community development draws upon existing community strengths to build stronger, more sustainable communities for the future. | Provincial | Asset Based Community Development Institute Click to visit website |
Resources | Friends: Connecting people with disabilities and Community Members. A great resource and activity workbook by Angela Novak Amado from the Research and Training Centre on Community Living, Institute on Community Integration, University of Minnesota | Provincial | Friends: Connecting people with disabilities and Community Members Click to visit website |