Board of Director’s Meeting Monday March 23, 2009 Centre … … · Board of Director’s Meeting ... in the community to share about the program, and to learn more about how Turtle

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Board of Director’s Meeting – Monday March 23, 2009 Centre Office: 73 King Street W., Suite 300, Kitchener, ON

5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. (Light supper will be provided)

Agenda

1) Review and acceptance of the December/08 Board Minutes

2) Current Issues:

Check Signing at Credit Union - Monica

Admin Manager Hiring Update- Joanna

3) Ongoing Projects:

Compensation Review – Barb and Koki

Revised Conflict of Interest Policy- Monica

Approval of the Harassment Prevention Policy - Sue

4) CCBR Updates:

Current Research Projects – Joanna

Current Strategic Centre Projects (CUExpo; Social Innovation, Research Ethics) - Joanna

Leadership Training/Potential Additional Board Member - Joanna

5) Board meetings in 2009 (focus) – discussion

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CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY BASED RESEARCH

Minutes of the Board of Director’s Meeting – Wednesday December 3, 2008 Centre Office: 73 King Street W., Suite 300, Kitchener, ON

5:45 p.m. until 7:30 p.m.

1. Present: Marilyn Malton, Sue Starling, Koki Khanna, Barb Zupko, Monica Heide, Joanna

Ochocka

2. Regrets – David Lobe 3. Review Agenda – accepted

4. Acceptance of minutes from October 15 2008 meeting

Moved: Koki

Seconded: Barb

Amendment #5

5. Personnel Policy Review

Pg 8 Sick Leave

c. Sick leave may also be requested of family member who is will. Sick leave max. of 15

days which up to 5 days may be taken for the care of a family member

e. Deleted

III Performance appraisal will be signed off by executive director

IV Ambulance will be called for emergencies

VI Safety Committee will develop an evacuation plan Comes before accidents

The approval: Monica

Sue

All in favour

6. AGM 5:30 Feb 18/08

Nominations Committee – Marilyn and Koki

Dec 13/08 to inform Marilyn of your desire to stay on the Board

7. Values – motion the Board has approved set of values as stated to be presented to the staff for

suggestions.

All in favour

8. Project Check in and Finances discussed

Announcements

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Evaluate part-time salaries in 2009

Social Innovation Research celebration on Dec 8

25 year anniversary dinner in January (Staff + Board)

Planning Koki - email Marilyn if interested

Xmas party Dec 13/08

9. Next meeting Feb 18 AGM

10. Meeting adjourned

Moved: David

Seconded: Barb

Carried

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Project Updates March 2009

New Projects

Project Name AIDS Evaluation (568)

Funder ACCKWA and ACG

Total Budget $43 400

Date of Project Feb 2009-March 2010

Team Leader Andrew Taylor

Description These two organizations offer prevention, education, and support services to people

living with HIV and AIDs. CCBR is working with staff to develop and implement a

comprehensive plan for ongoing evaluation.

Project Update

Project Name CURA Theatre and Leadership (567)

Funder CIC

Total Budget

Date of Project April 1 2009 – March 31 2010

Team Leader Joanna Ochocka

Description The purpose of the project is to develop and deliver 14 leadership development

events across Ontario, which includes three components: 1) a 15-minute theatre

performance, 2) reciprocal collaboration training provoking discussions about

culturally effective mental health practice among practitioners, settlement

workers, and cultural minorities, 3) commitment to organizational change. This

project involves civic participation of cultural minorities and institutional

change by eliminating systemic barriers in the mental health system.

Project Update

Project Name Turtle House Outreach (566)

Funder Turtle House Art/Play Centre

Total Budget $3500

Date of Project Feb – June 2009

Team Leader Sarah Marsh

Description Turtle House Art/Play Centre has asked CCBR to provide training, tools, and support

to Outreach Workers who will be working with families from specific cultural groups

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in the community to share about the program, and to learn more about how Turtle

House programming might respond effectively to their needs.

Project Update

Project Name MaCauley Success for Children (564)

Funder Macaulay Child Development Centre

Total Budget $15,500

Date of Project March – June 2009

Team Leader Andrew Taylor / Sarah Marsh

Description Programs Without Walls, a network of several family service agencies providing

CAPC programming, has asked CCBR to talk directly with the parents they work to

learn more about their perspectives on successful parenting. They want to learn

participants’ assumptions about parenting and about what supports and barriers affect

their success.

Project Update

Project Name Peel Risk Assessment (563)

Funder CMHA Peel Region

Total Budget $7500

Date of Project April 2009

Team Leader Jason Newberry

Description With guidance from the Peel Human Service Justice Coordinating Committee,

research to examine policies practices of mental health and other community

organizations in the are of risk assessment and management.

Project Update

Project Name CMHA Justice (562)

Funder CMHA Grand River


Date of Project Feb – June 2009


Description Evaluability assessment and evaluation framework support for mental health justice diversion programs in Waterloo Region. This included system mapping, logic model building and recommendations for future evaluation.

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Project Update

Continuing Projects

Project Name Building Strong Neighbourhoods (561)

Funder United Way Toronto

Total Budget

Date of Project November 2008 – March 31, 2009.


Description Evaluation of UW program.

Project Update Contract just signed and work beginning.

Project Name Barbershop (560)

Funder Macaulay Child Development Centre

Total Budget $21, 975

Date of Project Oct 08-Apr 09


Description CCBR is undertaking a program evaluation for the Macaulay Child Development

Centre’s More Than a Haircut: The Barbershop Project. All stakeholder perspectives

will be included: participants, facilitators, barbers, and agency staff.


Project Name Bridges to Success (559)

Funder United Way Toronto


Date of Project November 2008 – January 2009.


Description The main purpose of the research is to better understand the impact of alleged hate motivated crimes on the community as a whole. The study will focus on particular communities impacted by particular hate incidents and is not an attempt to examine the public opinion regarding hate

crime in general.


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Project Name Hate Crimes Impact (558)

Funder Department of Justice Canada


Date of Project September 2008 - March 31, 2009.

Team Leader Jonathan Lomotey

Description The main purpose of the research is to better understand the impact of alleged hate motivated crimes on the community as a whole. The study will focus on particular communities impacted by particular hate incidents and is not an attempt to examine the public opinion regarding hate

crime in general.


Project Name CUExpo 2011(557)

Funder CCBR and UG

Total Budget

Date of Project Jan 2009 - May 2011


Description CCBR and other Waterloo Region organizations will be hosting this international Community University Research Conference.

Project Update Have begun the process of coordinating meetings to form steering committees involving community members for planning the conference.

Project Name Workshops 2008 (556)

Funder various

Total Budget To date: $27,908

Date of Project April 1, 2008 – March 31, 2009.


Description This project was created to allow for more consistent annual tracking of the funds derived from workshops and small consulting projects.

Project Update Many presentations were scheduled for October and November.

Project Name Local Immigration Partnership (LIP) (548)

Funder CIC via Region of Waterloo

Total Budget About $67,000 plus expenses

Date of Project January 2009 - January 2010

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Team Leader Theron Kramer

Description CCBR was the lead community facilitator to develop a local immigration partnership that will help immigrants and refugees to successfully settle and integrate in Waterloo Region.

Project Update Project starting in January 2009 pending final funding approval

Project Name London/Middlesex Employment Task Force (LMETF) (547)

Funder Immigrant Employment Task Force (LMIETF) via WIL Counseling and Training for Employment

Total Budget $30,000 over 2 years

Date of Project July 2008 to June 2010

Team Leader Yasir Dildar

Description CCBR is conducting an on-going evaluation of employment strategy developed by the London/Middlesex Immigrant Task Force (LMIETF). This multi-stakeholder, employer driven strategy is designed to ensure that the regional business community is connected with immigrant talent as a strategic means of meeting current and projected labour market demands.

Project Update CCBR has developed the research plan and evaluation tools. The research team will attend the first evaluation committee meeting in 3

rd week of September to seek approval of the evaluation

tools.

Project Name CACL Supported Decision Making (545)

Funder Canadian Association for Community Living


Date of Project August 2008 - March 31, 2009.


Description An process evaluation regarding the usefulness and effectiveness of models and tools to promote supported decision-making for people with intellectual disabilities

Project Update

Project Name St. Mary’s SMCS data analysis (541)

Funder St. Mary‟s Counselling Service

Total Budget $6,500

Date of Project May 2008 - extended


Description

Project Update Project delayed due to SMCS delay in delivering data.

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Project Name Working Centre – Training for Internationally Educated Social Workers (539)

Funder Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration - Labour Market Integration Unit


Date of Project April 2008 – February 2010


Description CCBR is providing an ongoing evaluation of a pilot project Bridge Training program for internationally trained professionals. The project is designed to deliver a 6 month training for e three cohorts of 15 participants over a two year period. The Working Centre is leading the project, with the Wilfrid Laurier Faculty of Social Work, Extend-A-Family, and WRIEN as partners. The workplan for this project includes six research methods, including interviews, focus groups, document review, participant observation, survey, and tracking form.

Project Update The first cohort is three months into this six month program. Participants are actively engaged in a multi-faceted program that includes a workplace practicum, Social Work Fundamentals courses at the FSW, as well as a Career Pathways group training component. An advisory committee made up of all participating partners has been meeting regularly since the start of the program to coordinate the different components as a diverse team that aims to deliver a responsive, participant-focused program in order to support participants in their individual path toward employment or further education. The evaluation team, including Sarah Marsh, Ana Bobiesu and Rich Janzen have developed some of the tools and are currently developing interview and focus group protocols to be implemented later this fall.

Project Name Trellis (CMHC) Recovery Focused Case Management Phase III (538)

Funder Trellis Mental Health and Developmental Services (formerly Guelph Community Mental Health Clinic)


Date of project May 2008 – May 2009


Description Evaluation of recovery-focused case-management services in Waterloo-Wellington-Dufferin for the Guelph Community Mental Health Clinic (CMHC), on behalf of the Support Coordination Management Committee of Waterloo-Wellington-Dufferin.

Project Update

Phase II is set to be completed by May of 2008. We have an agreement in principle to move on to a second year of the evaluation of recovery focused case management services in the region. We will be solidifying a contract within a week, which will commence upon the completion of Phase II.

Project Name Sunnybrook Stroke Unit’s Survey of Regional Partners (537)

Funder Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Total Budget $5 000

Date of project March 2008 – May 2009


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Description The North and East GTA Stroke Unit at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre has conducted a survey of their regional partners to assess the attainment of provincial standards in stroke and dementia care. CCBR is analyzing this date and creating a brief report for their stakeholders.

Project Update

CCBR recently met with the Regional Program Manager to learn about the survey. Data will be delivered to CCBR shortly so the project can begin.

Project Name Ryerson-Sunnybrook Interprofessional Care (532)

Funder Chang School of Continuing Education


Date of project March 2008 to March 2009


Description The G. Raymond Chang School of Distance Education and Sunnybrook Health Science Centre are developing and delivering a distance education certificate program to health professionals working in the area of stroke and dementia in Ontario. The course of study emphasizes principles of interprofessional care and education. CCBR is evaluating the development and implementation of the program, performance and practice outcomes of students, and the impact of an interprofessional care model on participating provider organizations.

Project Update

We have formed our project steering committee and are planning an initial logic model session with the partners to develop and plan the evaluation.

Project Name CACL – Community Inclusion Phase III (531)

Funder Canadian Association for Community Living through Human Resource and Social Development Canada.

Total Budget $22 000 (+$8000 travel)

Date of project March 2008 to March 2009


Description A systems-level evaluation of national community inclusion projects following our work with the initiative last year. We will be working with Associations for Community Living in all provinces and territories to continuing to build their evaluation capacity and their movement to impact systems and organizations that perpetuate exclusion of people with intellectual disabilities. This work is designed to aid the projects in accountability reporting, local learning regarding systems change, and national summary learnings on enhancing inclusion systemically.

Project Update

Community Inclusion Phase II is ending this month. We are continuing our work with a new year long project and will begin project planning in late April in partnership with the National Federation.

Project Name Housing and Homelessness (524)

Funder Region of Waterloo Social Services


Date of project April 2008 – May 2009

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Description Developing logic models and evaluation plans for a series of interrelated pilot projects focused on housing and homelessness in Waterloo Region.

Project Update

Project Name Real Respite Evaluation (523)

Funder Canadian Association for Community Living (CACL) through Human Resource and Social Development Canada


Date of project January 2008 to March 2009


Description With CCBR‟s support in a previous project, CACL developed a workshop and guide designed to help families with family members who have intellectual disabilities learn about respite as an outcome (as opposed to a service), exisitng models and approaches to respite support, and how to navigate social service systems to get the supports they need. This guide/workshop is being brought to families in 8 provinces and territories in Canada. CCBR is conducting a process and outcome evaluation of this initative.

Project Update

Project Name CREB (519)

Funder In the negotiation stage

Total Budget

Date of project ongoing


Description To established a community based research board

Project Update

CCBR hosted a community meeting to discuss the need and vision for ethical review of community based research in Waterloo Region. Over 45 people representing community organizations, social institutions, government, non-governmental funders, and academics came together on Jan 31. There is a summary report on our website with details. On April 4

th, a

working group of 10 people will discuss next steps.

Project Name UCP-SARnet (518)

Funder

Total Budget

Date of project ongoing

Team Leader Jason Newberry/Joanna Ochocka

Description

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Project Update

November 21st CCBR hosted a presentation by Marek Wosinski on UCP-SARnet and recent

developments.

Project Name Developing Capacity for Community Based Research in Ontario’s First Nations (516)

Funder SSHRC


Date of Project September 2007 – September 2009


Description Aboriginal involvement in, and influence on, environmental assessment in Northern Canada

Project Update Northern Steering committee has been formed and has met. Project planning still in process.

Project Name Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada, various projects (507, 507a-d)

Funder Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada through a range of funders (Public Health of Canada, Kraft, Microsoft)


Date of project 507 – Jan 2008 to April 2008 - FINISHED 507a – Jan 2008 to March 2009 507b – Jan 2008 to March 2009 507c – Jan 2008 to December 2009 507d –Jan 2008 to December 2009


Description BGCC provides recreation and social development supports and activities for children and youth at over 100 clubs across Canada. CCBR is providing process and outcome evaluation support for four national, multi-club projects. “Cool Moves” (507b) and “Get Busy” (507b) focus on physical health and nutrition, with the latter including a youth leadership component. Empowering Minds and Bodies (507a) teaches self-esteem and social skills in areas of violence and bullying, gender roles, and body image. “Cantech” (507d) helps youth develop computer skills, learn internet safety, and learn about science and nature. We are also helping BGCC develop a national research agenda, via a club-wide and KI survey (507).

Project Update

The research agenda survey report was completed in May 2008. Projects 507a-d have completed the evaluation planning phases wherein we have convened with Club representatives to develop program logic models, evaluation questions and meaurement opportunities. We are currently in the tool development phase with evaluation activities set to begin this summer and fall.

Project Name Community Research Support for Community Development Coordinator (506)

Funder Waterloo Region Extend-A-Family

Total Budget $100/hour

Date of project March 2008 – extended on an as needed basis

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Description Consultation will focus on the aspect of the Community Development Coordinator‟s role that involves community research and evaluation projects.

Project Update

Ongoing consultation.

Project Name United Way London – Evaluation (502)

Funder United Way of London; City of London; Trillium Foundation; London Community Foundation (to be confirmed).


Date of project March 2010


Description Working with London United Way to create an organizational culture that emphasizes achievement of outcomes. Tasks include running workshops for funded agencies, consulting with funded agencies individually, helping United Way staff develop their own outcome evaluation frameworks.

Project Update

Wave two of our training workshops are now complete and we are providing consultation to individual agencies.

Project Name Engaging Youth from Diverse Ethno-cultural Communities: A Working Model for Ontario (495)

Funder KW Multicultural Centre

Total Budget Yr 1 - $42,860 Yr 2 - $22,800 Yr 3 – to be determined

Date of project May 2007 – March 2009

Team Leader Peggy Hastings- Weston

Description A multi-phased partnership project to explore the volunteer practices, experiences, perspectives, and impacts of youths from diverse ethno-cultural communities in the Waterloo Region, and to develop and implement a regional best practice model for enhancing volunteer engagement opportunities for these youth groups.

Project Update

Phase I complete, phase 2 to be negotiated.

Project Name Tikinagan (478)

Funder Ministry of Children & Youth Services via Tikinagan Child and Family Services


Date of project September 2006 – March 2009


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Description Tikinagan Child and Family Services is a child welfare agency serving isolated Aboriginal communities in Northwestern Ontario. During much of the 20th century, child protection issues in these communities were handled by non-aboriginal agencies, who typically removed the child from his or her home community and culture. Evidence suggests that this practice often had devastating results for children, families and communities. The purpose of this project is to learn more about an alternative approach to handling these cases that is based on traditional Aboriginal customs. This approach was developed by Tikinagan, and it is called Mamow Obiki-ahwahsoowin (in English; Everyone working together to raise our children). It focuses on keeping the child in the home community and engaging key community members actively in the process of ensuring the health and well-being of that child.

Project Update

Project Name Evaluation of Waterloo Region Immigrant Employment Network (WRIEN) (470)

Funder Greater Kitchener Waterloo Chamber of Commerce


Date of project April 2006 – July 2009

Team Leader Yasir Dildar

Description This 3-year systems change evaluation will examine the activities and outcomes of the Waterloo Region Immigrant Employment Network (WRIEN) in order to determine the extent to which a collaborative, multi-stakeholder and region-wide process strengthened immigrant lives, the local economy and the community-at-large.

Project Update The final report of Year-2 was submitted in May. Acting on the evalution findings WRIEN has introduced a number of changes and also organized a community forum or „WRIEN Check Up‟. CCBR team helped planning and facilitating the forum.

The team has started attending WRIEN meetings as participant observers as part of final or Year-3 evaluation.

Project Name CURA (440)

Funder Social Science & Humanities Research Council and The Ontario Trillium Foundation

Total Budget 997,500+$214,900

Date of project 2005 - 2009


Project Coordinator Sarah Marsh

Description The purpose of this project is to use a participatory approach to explore how best to provide community-based mental health services and supports that will be effective for people from culturally diverse backgrounds. Specific objectives include:

1. To build a framework and strategies for community mental practice that can guide formal services and informal supports to be culturally empowering.

2. To develop, pilot, and evaluate innovative demonstration projects that promote culturally empowering community mental health services and supports.

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3. To disseminate and transfer knowledge gained to mental health service users, practitioners (mental health, and ethno-racial service providers), students, policy-makers, and academics.

4. To model participatory inquiry and partnership research in building applied knowledge, informing new practice, and training diverse groups.

This project has two sites: Toronto and Waterloo Region. It explores how people from five ethno-linguistic communities (Somali, Polish, Punjabi, Latin American, and Mandarin) understand serious mental health struggles and how community mental health services and supports can best address their needs. Through this project, these five ethno-linguistic communities will work closely with local mental health services and leading local academics in the diversity and mental health fields, in order to create what we are calling a "culturally effective community mental health framework."

This is a five-year research study funded by Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) and Ontario Trillium Foundation.

Project Update Thirteen CURA demonstration project proposals have been submitted for funding with various funders, including federal and provincial government ministries and foundations. Some of these have been funded and are at the initial stages of implementation.

The KDCHC Strengthening Mental Health project held a successful launch on August 13th

, with over 70 people in attendance.

Steering Committees will include representation from all the active demonstration projects, and will focus on this aspect of the project.

Knowledge Mobilization efforts for CURA will be the focus of the Partnership Group over the next year. This past spring has already seen many KM successes. Over the months of May and June, CURA partners presented at several conferences, including: CUexpo08 in Victoria; the International Community Psychology conference in Lisbon, Portugal; the International Qualitative Research on Mental Health conference in Tampere, Finland; the Social Work conference in Toronto, Ontario, and the International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry in Illinois.

Recently Closed Projects

Project Name Simcoe United Way (553)

Funder United Way of Greater Simcoe County

Total Budget 13,881.30

Date of Project September 2008 – January 2009


Description CCBR will support the Simcoe United Way in implementing a process for developing Community Outcomes.

Project Update

Project Name WLT II - Pittsburgh (551)

Funder WLT Consulting


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Date of Project July – December 2008


Description Online survey construction and analysis of organizational change regarding recovery practices

in 6 mental health agencies in Pittsburgh, PA.

Project Update In process.

Project Name CHC London/Middlesex (550)

Funder London Intercommunity Health Centre

Total Budget $5,000

Date of Project April – October 2008.


Description Training series in Outcome Measurement for Centre staff.

Project Update Project finished, waiting for approval of final recommendations.

Project Name Caledon/Dufferin Victim Services (549)

Funder Caledon/Dufferin Victim Services

Total Budget $4,400

Date of Project July – October 2008.


Description The purpose of the evaluation was to gather feedback from volunteers about their satisfaction with their work and to use this feedback to generate recommendations about how CDVS might improve volunteer support strategies.

Project Update Project now finished

Project Name KDCHC – Peer Health Worker Evaluation (546)

Funder Kitchener Downtown Community Health Centre

Total Budget $7,700

Date of Project July – December 2008

Team Leader Emily Christofides

Description Evaluation of the Peer Health Worker Pilot Project for the Kitchener Downtown Community Health Centre.

Project Update

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Project Name Evaluation of Sunnybrook Stroke Unit’s Continuum of Care Model (536)

Funder Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre


Date of project April, 2008 to September, 2008


Description The North and East GTA Stroke Unit at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre has received infrastructure funding to develop and support their model of interprofessional care and system integration. CCBR will be developing and implementing an evaluation of the Units model of care, using existing data and systems level interviews. The goal is to mobilize new knowledge on innovative pratice to inform stroke care across the province and LIHN planning.

Project Update

CCBR recently met with the Regional Program Manager to learn about their model of care and discuss the goals of the evaluation. A more detailed proposal and workplan is being created.

Project Name Right to Play Evaluation (533)

Funder Right to Play


Date of project March –December 2008


Description This project is an evaluation of the CARE USA and Right to Play (Canada)‟s Live Safe Play Safe project in Rwanda, Sierra Leone and Ghana. The Live Safe Play Safe project is designed as a response to the HIV and AIDS pandemic in Africa and focuses on a prevention education message using play-based games and activities with children and youth in the affected countries. The purpose of this evaluation is to engage all stakeholders in assessing the effectiveness of the project.

Project Update

Jonathan is currently in Africa collecting data for analysis.

Project Name Turtle House (514)

Funder UW Toronto through Turtle House Art/Play Centre

Total Budget $8 000

Date of project October 2007 – November 2008


Description Turtle House Art/Play Centre is a Toronto-based non-profit that has been funded to initiate a therapeutic arts twelve week program, offered to children with a refugee background. On a weekly basis, they encourage creative expression and positive group interaction among the participants. They also offer a parent support group. CCBR has been contracted to do an evaluation of this pilot project.

Project Update

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Project Name United Way Peel – Outcome measurement Phase III (512)

Funder United Way of Peel


Date of project October 2007 - November 2008


Description Developing and implementing an evaluation process for various types of student nutrition programs across central western Ontario.

Project Update

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Summary of Current Centre Projects & Project Staffing March 2009

Recently Closed

553 – Simcoe United Way Andrew Taylor

551 – WLT II - Pittsburgh Jason Newberry

Ana Bobesiu Jocelyn Booton

550 – CHC London/Middlesex Andrew Taylor Ana Bobesiu

549 – Caledon/Dufferin Victim Services Andrew Taylor Ana Bobesiu

546 – KDCHC – Peer Health Worker Evaluation Emily Christofides

536 – Evaluation of Sunnybrook Stroke Unit’s Continuum of Care Model

Jason Newberry

533 – Right to Play Evaluation

Jonathan Lomotey Andrew Taylor

Yasir Dildar

514 – Turtle House Sarah Marsh

Joanna Ochocka Rich Janzen

Lindsay Buckingham

512 – United Way Peel – Outcome measurement

Phase III Andrew Taylor

Continuing Projects

440– CURA (July 2009)

Joanna Ochocka

Sarah Marsh Sherry McGee Rich Janzen

Lawrence Martis

470 - Evaluation of Waterloo Region Immigrant

Employment Network (WRIEN)

(July 2009)

Yasir Dildar Alida Abbott Rich Janzen

478 – Tikanagan (March 2009)

Andrew Taylor

Sarah Lord

495 – Engaging Youth from Ethno-cultural communities

(March 2008)

Peggy Hastings-Weston Yasir Dildar

502 - United Way London – Evaluation

(March 2010)

Andrew Taylor Sherry McGee

506 - Community Research Support Consultation (E-a-F)

(March 2008 extended)

Andrew Taylor

507-A - BGCC – Empowering Minds and Bodies

507-B – BGCC – Get B.U.S.Y. (March 2009)

507-C – BGCC Cool Moves (December 2009)

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(March 2009)

Jason Newberry Tanya Darisi

Jason Newberry

Tanya Darisi

Jason Newberry

Tanya Darisi

507-D - BGCC CanTech (December 2009)

Jason Newberry

Tanya Darisi

512 – United Way Peel – Outcome Measurement Phase

III (November 2008)

Andrew Taylor

Megan Nicholson

514 – Turtle House (November 2008)

Sarah Marsh

Joanna Ochocka

516- Developing Capacity for Community Based Research

in Ontario’s First Nations (November 2009)

Andrew Taylor

Joanna Ochocka

518 – UCP –SARnet

Joanna Ochocka Jason Newberry

519 - CREB (Community Research Ethics Board)

Joanna Ochocka

Peggy Hastings-Weston

523 –Real Respite Evaluation (March 2009)

Jason Newberry

Yasir Dildar

524 - Housing and Homelessness

(June 2010)

Andrew Taylor Emily Christofides

Sarah Lord

531 – CACL – Community Inclusion Phase III

(March 2009)

Jason Newberry Jaime Lee Brown

532 - Ryerson - Sunnybrook Interprofessional Care

(May 2009)

Jason Newberry Sherry McGee

533 - Right to Play Evaluation (December 2008)

Jonathan Lomotey

Yasir Dildar Andrew Taylor

536 – Sunnybrook Stroke Evaluation Unit

(March 2009) Jason Newberry Joanna Ochocka


537 - Sunnybrook Regional Partner Survey

(May 2009) Jason Newberry

538 - Trellis/CMHA Recovery Part III

(June 2009) Jason Newberry

Jonathan Lomotey Peggy Hastings-Weston

539 –Working Centre – Training for Internationally Educated Social Workers

(June 2010) Sarah Marsh Yasir Dildar Rich Janzen

541 – St. Mary’s SMCS Data Analysis

(May 2008 – extended) Jonathan Lomotey Joanna Ochocka

545 –CACL Supported Decision Making

(March 2009) Peggy Hastings-Weston

Jason Newberry Sarah Lord

546- KDCHC Peer Health Worker Pilot evaluation

(Dec. 2008) Emily Christofides Joanna Ochocka

Sarah Lord

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547 – LMETF – London/Middlesex Immigrant

Employment Task Force (June 2010) Yasir Dildar Alida Abbott

548 –Local Immigration Partnership (LIP)

(October 2009) Theron Kraemer

Yasir Dildar Peggy Hastings-Weston

549 – Caledon/Dufferin Victim Services

(October 2008) Andrew Taylor Ana Bobesiu

550-CMHA London/Middlesex (October 2008)

Andrew Taylor Ana Bobesiu

551 - WLT II - Pittsburgh (Dec. 2008)

Jason Newberry

Ana Bobesiu

553 – Simcoe United Way (November 2008)

Andrew Taylor


556 –Workshops 2008 (March 2009)

Andrew Taylor

557 – CUExpo 2011

Joanna Ochocka Management Team

558 – Hate Crimes Impact (March 2009) Sarah Marsh Yasir Dildar

New Projects

Since last regular meeting

(October 2008)

559 – Bridges to Success (January 2009) Andrew Taylor Ana Bobesiu

560 – Barbershop (January 2009) Sarah Marsh

Andrew Taylor

561 – Building Strong Neighbourhoods

(March 2009) Andrew Taylor

Sarah Lord Karolina

Cindy Nault

562 – CMHA Justice (June 2009)

Jason Newberry Beth Anne Stevens

Troy Rieck

563 – Peel Risk Assessment (April 2009)

Jason Newberry Troy Rieck

564 – MaCauley Success for Children

() Andrew Taylor Sarah Marsh

565 – Workshops 2009 (March 2010) Andrew Taylor

Jason Newberry

566 – Turtle House Outreach (June 2009) Sarah Marsh

567 – CURA Theatre and Leadership

(March 2010)

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568 – AIDS Evaluation (March 2010) Andrew Taylor Sherry McGee

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Board of Director’s Meeting Monday March 23, 2009 Centre … … · Board of Director’s Meeting ... in the community to share about the program, and to learn more about how Turtle