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$100K from Government of Canada’s Community Services Recovery Fund supports new Learn & Earn program at Community Living Prince Edward
$100K from Government of Canada’s Community Services Recovery Fund supports new Learn & Earn program at Community Living Prince Edward
Recovery takes time and money. That’s why funding a new Inclusion Support Worker certificate and on-the-job training is kickstarting careers for multiple individuals here in the County. Susan Treverton, executive director, Community Living Prince Edward (CLPE) shares, “We’re thrilled about Government of Canada funding support from United Way Hastings & Prince Edward for our new Learn & Earn pilot. Launched last fall, this fully integrated program offers 600 hours of education alongside practical work experience and mentorship. The cost of education can be a barrier to entering the
Two prestigious Focus Accreditation awards earned by Community Living Prince Edward
Two prestigious Focus Accreditation awards earned by Community Living Prince Edward
Months of prep. Days of virtual and in-person evaluation. Dozens of stakeholders surveyed. All of which culminated in two prestigious awards being presented to Community Living Prince Edward (CLPE) team members and the people they support on January 10 at the Elks Lodge in Picton. (L to R) PEC Mayor Steve Ferguson, Adam Bramburger, constituency assistant for MPP Todd Smith, Hilary Tugwood, board president, CLPE, Wendy Logan, self-advocate,  Susan Treverton, executive director, CLPE, Cheryl Neddow, self-advocate, Krista Bentley, executive and accreditation assistant, FOCUS
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