Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders: The Dove Program’s Cape Breton Impact

 
 
 

Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders: The Dove Program's Journey of Community and Impact in Cape Breton

The Dove Program in Cape Breton began as a six-week initiative but quickly grew into something much bigger, driven by the determination of 20 young girls who wanted more than just a program - they wanted a place to make a difference. From creating gift bags for pediatric patients to fundraising for the Cape Breton Cancer Centre, these girls are becoming leaders in their community, proving that even in a small town, they can accomplish amazing things. Read more.

- Paige Cox 

      Dove program: Cape Breton
 

 
 

Are you curious about lobbying or already involved? Don’t miss our #NACYNetwork September Meeting on September 20th from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM EDT! The Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying Canada will be leading a must-attend session on the Lobbying Act, regulations, and how to get registered. 

REGISTER HERE!
 
 
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

  • Registration for the 7th International Conference on Youth Mental Health by Jack.org is now live! Secure your early bird deal by December 2nd here.
  • For youth aged (18-24) in the GTA with 2SLGBTQIA+ arts activism experience: Join Wisdom2Action's Youth Advisory Council to tackle GBV through art. Deadline @ September 3. Apply here.
  • Explore Anglers’ Academy with Scouts Canada! Learn fishing from experts with a focus on conservation. Registration is open now.
  • Getting back on track for #BackToSchool can be tough. Whether you're excited, nervous, or stressed, a good night's sleep is key to starting the school year right. Watch the full Real Kids video playlist on Kids Help Phone YouTube channel here.
  • Need support for substance use? YMCA of Greater Toronto is running a Youth Substance Awareness Program (YSAP) that offers free, confidential one-on-one counseling for ages 14–24. Learn here.
  • Plan International Canada's Youth Council has crafted youth-led recommendations for the UN Summit of the Future. Support it and see your voice at the global summit! Sign the petition here.

 
 
 

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & RESOURCES 

  • Hosted by Imagine Canada, join the free webinar "An Introduction to Indigenous Protocols for Fundraisers" on Thursday, September 12th, at 1pm ET. Register now.
  • In the latest Frayme's blog, Ester Eisen shares insights on caregiver burnout and practical strategies for much-needed breaks. Learn tips here.
 
 
 

HIRING OPPORTUNITIES

  • National Association of Friendship Centres  is hiring an Administrative Coordinator and an Event Coordinator! Apply by September 16. Apply today!
  • CCVO is seeking a Community Coordinator to connect the nonprofit sector and stakeholders. Apply by Sept 13 here.
  • Paid Internship Alert @ Starlings Community in supporting the mental health of new parents and future parents. Read the full description here.

 
 
 

Get Involved!

Stories from our Frontline Workers: A first-hand narrative about the program, the volunteers, and/or the frontline staff supporting young people directly. It can be written by a young person about their experience, a staff, a volunteer or another team member i.e. communications person, policy person, etc. Contact Parul to learn more.

 
 
 

NACY Site Visits:

We’re interested in scheduling site visits with our member organizations. This is a great opportunity to connect in-person, introduce your team to NACY, share insights, and strengthen our community bonds.

Reach out to Parul at
communications@nacy.ca

 
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