Turning A Passion for STEAM into a Community Project Serving Children with Disabilities Growing up in Portugal Cove, a small town in Newfoundland, Natalie learned the importance of community from a young age. Her family has always embraced the idea of giving back to others, especially those in need, with her grandma taking her to volunteer at food
banks and charitable events at church as a child. Read more. - Shad Stories
#NACYNetwork Monthly Meetings are a chance to connect to others in the sector! For our October meeting, we will be making space for YOU to share your expertise and resources and ask any pressing questions to a group of peers. Are you interested in contributing the the agenda for our monthly gathering? Chat with Parul here.
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The NACY Emerging Leaders Roundtable offers an innovative, intergenerational space for young change-makers. This program provides access to networking, mentorship, professional development, and the chance to engage with key decision-makers across our sector. Questions? Email us at info@nacy.ca and we'll get back to you!
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Join us for our Membership Info session on Wednesday, 23 from October 3:00 – 4:00 PM EST to learn about the opportunities and benefits that come with being a NACY member, including access to exclusive resources, networking with sector leaders, and making your voice heard in national initiatives. 📩 Interested in joining or learning more?
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#NACYNETWORK YOUNG LEADERS SPOTLIGHT
- Plan Canada’s youth ambassadors, Marya and Maryam, joined world leaders at the UN Summit of the Future to discuss the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Full post here.
- Meet Karen, YCRH spotlight of the month! Learn about her academic journey and youth health passions here.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada mentorship program is a powerful connection that nurtures potential and fosters growth. Learn more info about mentoring here.
- Calling all youth from across Canada who want to be a part of reconciliation towards Indigenous communities - Youth Indigenous Ed Council needs you! Apply here.
- Voices Manitoba invites youth in care, ages 14-24 to a weekend retreat of learning,
connecting, and fun from Oct 11 - 13, 2024. Learn more.
- Become a 4-H Alberta Ambassador - lead, network, and represent at major events! Apply by September 30, 2024 here.
- Apply for a 2024/25 Experiences Canada Exchange! ✈️ Travel, play sports, and connect with young athletes nationwide here.
- Canadian Association for Girls in Science is back with monthly hands-on STEM sessions for ages 7-16! Not a member? Join here.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & RESOURCES
- The Duke of Edinburgh Award is transforming trades education by integrating real-world skills into classrooms. This flexible framework helps students develop essential trade skills while fostering leadership
and teamwork. More info to come!
- Wisdom2Action Executive Director, Dennis Stuebing, is leading the “Toward Safer Online Spaces” workshop at The Enchanté Network conference today, focusing on combating anti-2SLGBTQIA+ online hate. Register here.
- Schools are ideal for promoting mental health, yet data from People for Education’s Annual Ontario School
Survey (AOSS) highlights concerning trends. Read more.
- The Child and Youth Legal Centre
offers a Free Drop-In Clinic for youth under 19 every Wednesday from 1 PM to 4 PM. To schedule an in-person appointment, call (778) 657 5544 or email here.
- Last chance to register for Canadian Islamic College courses by Muslim Association of Canada. Courses start September 28, 2024 - enroll here!
- Apply for 2024 Youthtopia Mini Grants! Three youth applicants (ages 14-25) will receive $1,000 USD for small-scale initiatives related to the UN's 17 sustainable development goals. Apply by October 5th at 11:59 PM SGT 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 Welcome Meetings 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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