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Criteria #8 - Table of Contents
Youth E gage e t a d De elop e t YED Page
S hools Without Borders—Algo a Pu li Health Page
Art Orga izaio s—Youth De elop e t Page
Algo a Youth E gage e t Theatre Page
Art Mo —Algo a Art Gallery Page
Youth E po er e t Cou il—U ited Way Page
Wasa Na i —I dia Frie dship Ce tre Page
YOU io —Proje t Des ripio s Page
Algo a Fa ily Ser i es—Youth Ser i es Page
Youth Ga li g A are ess Progra YGAP Page
Posii e Youth De elop e t I iiai es Page
Graii Refra ed Workshops Page
Su er Co pa y—E o o i De elop e t Corporaio Page
Jo s for youth—E ploy e t Soluio s Page
So ial E trepre eurship E oluio Page
Na y League Cadets Page
Air Cadets Page
Ar y Cadet League Page
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Youth Engagement and Development (YED)
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Schools Without Borders—Algoma Public Health
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Schools Without Borders—Algoma Public Health
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Art Organizations—Youth Development
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Art Organizations—Youth Development
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Arts Organization—Youth Development
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Algoma Youth Engagement Theatre
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Art Mob—Algoma Art Gallery
ART GALLERY
OF ALGOMA Get involved with the AGA with Art Mob!
Strengthen your leadership skills,
have fun working with peers, enhance your art education
and have a fun summer experience. For Youth 13 – 29
year olds who want to think ‘outside the box’, and
are committed to making your community a better
place to live. Participants will be given the opportunity
to practice their skills in a supportive environment & will
be provided with mentoring and feedback.
Here are some volunteer opportunities when you
join Art Mob!
Art Mob Delegate
Assisting with functions and special events that happen
at the AGA all year long...for example:
Summer: Fresh Art & the AGA Rotary Fest Family
Day
Throughout the year: AGA Family Day Series,
exhibition openings
AGA SumMerArt Programs Assistant
Work with our summer art councilors assisting in the
Studio
One week commitment:
morning session for children 6-8 @ 9:30 – 11:30AM
each day or afternoon session for children 9-12 @ 1:30
– 3:30PM each day
AGA Street Beat
As a Street Beat Volunteer you will be out and about
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Youth Empowerment Council—United Way
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Wasa Nabin—Indian Friendship Centre
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YOUnion—Project Descriptions
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Algoma Family Services—Youth Services
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Algoma Family Services—Youth Services
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Youth Gambling Awareness Program (YGAP)
Gambling Rap
Gambling is an addiction
It’s true, this ai ’t fi tio
Always felt like the great bambino
When I walked up in the casino
No I’ lo i g all o e
I have no more to spend on my honey
Lost all my money on the slots
The whole time thinking this was my spot
Just dropped a couple grand down the drain
No I’ starti g to feel the pai
I lost my kids, my wife, and my house
Y’all do ’t e e k o hat this is a out
Though my dreams were always the next pull away
No all of a sudde I’ all alo e with nothing left to say
What you know about losing your life
A stab in the chest like the sharp edge of a knife
Roulette ta les spi i ’ o e ar ed a dits rolli ’ di e
No I realize this ai ’t o a to li e life
I wish I would have known to set limits
But I ould ’t see past all the flash gi i ks
Should of kept it to what I could actually spend
Not always asking friends and family for what they would lend
No I’ hopi g to i ut e pe ti g to loose Should of known the casino would have me singing the blues
If I can give you one piece of advice
Pla safe a d pla s art, do ’t ake sa rifi e
What you know about losing your life
A stab in the chest like the sharp edge of a knife
Roulette ta les spi i ’ o e ar ed a dits rolli ’ di e
Now I realize this ai ’t o a to li e life
Roulette ta les spi i ’ o e ar ed a dits rolli ’ di e
No I realize this ai ’t o a to li e life
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Positive Youth Development Initiatives
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Positive Youth Development Initiatives
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Positive Youth Development Initiatives
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Graffiti Reframed Workshops
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Summer Company—Economic Development Corporation
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Jobs for Youth—Employment Solutions
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Social Entrepreneurship Evolution
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Navy League Cadets
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Air League Cadets
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Army Cadet League
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YMCA Leadership De elop e t Page
Youth E po er e t Cou il Page
Youth E po er e t Cou il—Cha ge the World Page
Ta les Tee s Page
Mill Market a d E to i a Volu teers Page
YOU io Page
We S are Hu ger Page
Big Blue Bo Dri e Page
Red Cross—Leadership De elop e t Page
Algo a Distri t S hool Board Page
Huro Superior Catholi Distri t S hool Board—Pe ies fro Hea e Page
Mi ute Makeo er Page
Volu teer Sault Ste. Marie a d Volu teer Algo a Page
Youth So ial I frastru ture Colla orai e Page
Algo a’s Far ers Market Page
Faith Based Orga izaio s—Leadership De elop e t Page
Rotar Clu Volu teers Page
Clea North Volu teers Page
Sault Area Hospital Volu teers Page
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YMCA—Leadership Development
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Youth Empowerment Council
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Youth Empowerment Council
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Youth Empowerment Council
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Co u ity Car Wash
Youth Empowerment Council—Change the World
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Editorials
Help change the world, get your car washed
Friday, May 10, 2013 by: Good Deeds
Welcome to SooToday's web feature we like to call the Good Deeds page. If you know of any unsung do-gooders that deserve some recognition for making a difference in our community, e-mail derek@sootoday.com with information and pictures, and you could be featured next time!
For only five bucks, they’ll wash your cars and trucks!
For yet another year, students from four local high schools will be participating in the 6th annual ChangeTheWorld: Ontario Youth
Volunteer Challenge.
ChangeTheWorld is a 4-week long campaign that provides an opportunity for youth to get involved in their community. It is meant to plant the seed of volunteerism in young individuals who are interested in social change.
The campaign is supported through the Ontario Government’s Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration (MCI), Volunteer SSM, the Youth Empowerment Council (YEC), and United Way of Sault Ste. Marie and district.
One of the most successful local volunteer activities is the Community Car Wash for Charity. The students are encouraged to host the most successful car wash by raising money to support a charity of their choice. The money that is raised from the car wash is then donated to a charity, by decision of the students.
This year’s participating high schools include:
Korah Collegiate and Vocational School Charity: Pauline’s Place Date: Saturday, May 11th, from 10am-4pm Location: Korah Collegiate Parking Lot
Superior Heights Collegiate and Vocational School Charity: ARCH Date: Sunday, May 19th, from 10am-4pm Location: Superior Heights Parking Lot
St. Mary’s College Charity: Christmas Cheer Date: Monday, May 20th, from 11am-2pm Location: SSt. Mary's College Parking Lot
École Notre-Dame-du-Sault Charity: Canadian Cancer Society (Relay for Life) Date: Saturday, May 25th, from 10am-3pm Location: École Notre-Dame-du-Sault Parking Lot
So, come out and support the youth of our community, get your car washed and donate to a charity!
Make sure to check out our archive for
more Good Deed Stories
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Youth Empowerment Council—Change the World
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Local News
Building picnic tables for a good cause
Monday, May 19, 2014 by: Kenneth Armstrong
White Pines grade 9 student Elizabeth Gagne volunteered to build picnic tables because she prefers volunteer work that is hands-on. “It gets you involved in your community and helping, gets you outside and it’s for a good cause,” said Gagne. Tables by Teens was one event organized by United Way Sault Ste. Marie and District project coordinator Kaitlyn Irwin and involved about a dozen local high school students building picnic tables in the Home Depot parking lot on Saturday. “We try to create volunteer initiatives for students to participate in and this is one of them,” said Irwin. Irwin is organizing local events for ChangeTheWorld: Ontario Youth Volunteer Challenge, which runs between April 6 and May 19 across Ontario. The events are intended for students age 14-18 and are being organized through volunteer Sault Ste. Marie.
The students can apply the hours volunteered toward the 40 hours required to graduate high school in Ontario. The picnic table kits were donated by Home
Depot and sold for one-hundred dollars each, the money from which will go toward whatever project or charity the children decide. Giving back to the community is one of Home Depot’s core values, says store Manager Susie Furchacher. The teens get to learn some life skills by actually assembling the tables, said Furbacher. “For some of these kids they have never had an opportunity to do this kind of work, and this is a great opportunity for them to give back and help each other. It gives them a sense of pride in their work,” said Furbacher. Any tables that were left over from the event were to be donated to local charities, said Irwin. Irwin is hoping to make Tables by Teens an annual event, possibly adding Muskoka chairs in the future.
(PHOTO: Emma Stafford and Paige
Furbacher, both Grade 9 students at Korah
Collegiate and Vocational School, assemble
picnic tables for the United Way May 17,
2014 at Home Depot.
SooToday.com/Kenneth Armstrong)
Youth Empowerment Council—Change the World
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Youth Empowerment Council—Change the World
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Youth Volu teer at E to i a
Mill Market & Entomica Volunteers
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Group Name: YOUNION: youth voice, working together
Location: Sault Ste. Marie
What makes your group unique?
We are a constantly changing and growing group. Depending on where our individual passions lay, we choose
different projects depending on our current group members’ talents and abilities. If someone has an idea or a
cause that they are particularly passionate about, we do what we can to accomplish something with that topic
as a particular focus. We have a fun, discrimination-free environment, with lots of games, food and activities.
We have a youth room that we schedule for activities. We do art expression, skill development and work on our
various projects on the evenings that our youth room is open.
Projects in the works:
We are developing a youth speakers bureau to share our passions with the community.
Children’s mental health awareness week is happening in May and we are planning an awareness campaign in
our schools and the community.
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We Scare Hunger
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We Scare Hunger
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Big Blue Box Drive
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Red Cross—Leadership Development
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Algoma District School Board
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Algoma District School Board
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Local News
St Mary's adds a kick to Pennies from Heaven campaign
Tuesday, December 03, 2013 by: SooToday.com Staff
NEWS RELEASE ST. MARY'S COLLEGE
*************************** Giving back and staying fit
SAULT STE. MARIE - Looking for the perfect way for you and your kids to give back to the community this holiday season while having fun and staying fit?
The 2013 St. Mary's College Pennies from Heaven Indoor Soccer Tournament will be held at the school on December 13 and 14.
The weekend event promises to be fun-filled and memorable for all those involved.
Alongside the soccer tournament will be door-prizes, giveaways and special guest appearances which are sure to get the whole crowd involved!
Proceeds from the fund-raiser will be donated to local charities and families.
Last year, SMC's Pennies from Heaven raised approximately $18,000 for those in need.
Girls and boys categories are available for children born in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006.
Teams may enroll as a single-gender or co-ed entries.
Teams entering the round-robin event are guaranteed a minimum of three games, with the top entrants advancing into the playoffs.
The sign-up cost of $20 per player includes registration, two pieces of pizza and a player prize from St. Mary's College.
Visit SMC's official website for the registration form.
Deadline to enroll your team has been extended to Wednesday, December 4 by the end of day.
Be sure to drop off your child's form to SMC as soon as possible to ensure you get one of the remaining spots!
Additional information is available by calling St. Mary's College event staff at 705-945-5540.
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Huron Superior District School Board—Pennies from Heaven
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20 minute Makeover
The 0– i ute akeo er is a olu teer dri e e e t. The i te t of the e e t is to pro ote i i pride a d o u ity eauii aio , a d ele rate Earth Day!
Sault College Stude ts
YMCA Tea Clea
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Volunteer Sault Ste. Marie & Volunteer Algoma
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Algoma’s Farmer’s Market
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A u er of faith ased orga izaio s i Sault Ste. Marie pro ide leadership de elop e t opportu iies through their youth groups. A sa ple is i luded.
Faith Based Organizations—Leadership Development
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Faith Based Organizations—Leadership Development
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Rotaryfest is a day su er fesi al hi h is olu -teer dri e . E e ts su h as the kids zo e are orga ized a d fa ilitated y youth.
Rotary Club Volunteers
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Rotary Club Volunteers
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Youth Volu teers at Christ as Tree Recycli g
Clean North - Volunteers
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Sault Area Hospital Volunteers
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Sault Ste. Marie Youth E gage e t Foru Page
Algo a Youth E gage e t Net ork Page
The Do to Dialogue Page 7
Neigh ourhood Resour e Ce tre Page
Soup Ste. Marie Page
Ears a d Eyes Sault Musi a d Art Co u ity Page
E erge y Fesi al Page 9
Christy’s Light Fou daio Page
Delta Sault Ste. Marie Page
Sto e’s Oi e Supply Page
Sault U ited Foot all A ade y Page
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Sault Ste. Marie Youth Engagement Forum
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Sault Ste. Marie Youth Engagement Forum
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Sault Ste. Marie Youth Engagement Forum
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Algoma Youth Engagement Network
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Algoma Youth Engagement Network
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TERMS OF REFERENCE
Name: Algoma Youth Engagement and Development Network
Purpose/Goal: To foster a collaborative and synergistic approach to YED in Algoma to maximize positive youth outcomes
Objectives: To facilitate information sharing of youth engagement and development practices and resources amongst network members
To Identify membership needs in employing effective youth engagement and development practices
To develop membership capacity in youth engagement and development practices
To build community capacity for youth engagement and development practices
To assist in the development of partnerships amongst the diverse disciplines of network members on local youth engagement and development initiatives
Chair: Appointed by the membership for a 1 year term. Role is run an effective meeting. Algoma Public Health’s Youth Engagement Coordinator will draft agenda, book room.
Recorder: Youth Engagement Coordinator - Algoma Public Health
Membership: Community organizations involved with or interested in youth engagement and development practices
Reporting to: Membership will report within their individual agencies.
Frequency: Monthly
Term: Reviewed annually
Decision-making Format:
Consensus is preferred, where possible.
Distribution of Minutes: Distribute to members.
Algoma Youth Engagement Network
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The Downtown Dialogue
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The Downtown Dialogue
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The Downtown Dialogue
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The Downtown Dialogue
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Downtown Dialogue
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Neighbourhood Resource Centre
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Soup Ste. Marie
How will you Change the Downtown? Thursday, November 14th 2013
180 Gore Street, 6pm – 8:30pm
CALL FOR ENTRY AND REGULATIONS
Application due date: Friday, November 8th 5:00PM EST
*All entrants will be notified by Monday, November 11th if they
have been selected to present at the event on November 14th.
Theme: How will you Change the Downtown?
Grant Amount: Prize amount dependent on attendance.
Criteria: The Soup committee made up of community members
will choose between 5-6 presenters or partisoupants based
on the following criteria:
Community benefit
Achievability
Creativity
Strong connection to the theme: How will you Change
the Downtown?
Presentations: Projects may be presented by individuals,
groups or organizations. At least one member of your project
must be physically present at the Soup Ste. Marie event on
November 14th, 2013.
Presentations will be 5 minutes in length followed by a 5-
minute Q&A.
Project Submission: Each Partisoupant may submit a maximum
of 2 projects. Projects can be submitted by email to
soupstemarie@gmail.com or submitted in person at 180
Projects located at 180 Gore Street.
There is no entry fee. Late or incomplete entries will not be
accepted.
WHAT IS SOUP STE.
MARIE?
Soup Ste. Marie is a public dinner
designed to use community-driven
financial support to democratically
fund projects led by individuals,
businesses and groups of
community members. It is a
recurring micro-grant model based
on the international Sunday Soup
program which funds creative
projects through community meals.
The idea is simple:
Each Soup Ste. Marie event will
have a different focus, but one
that will encourage imaginative
projects that benefit the
community. $10 entrance fee
gets you a bowl of soup and a
vote on a project.
Community Partisoupants
showcase their projects
through a 5-minute
presentation a 5-minute Q&A.
Attendees get to listen to
presentations, engage with
Partisoupants and cast their
vote to grant the proceeds to
the most inspiring project.
No one but the winning
presenter makes money from
these events. However, this is a
unique opportunity for
partisoupating projects to
showcase their work and
network with attendees.
Soup Ste. Marie is more than just a
funding mechanism, it is a platform
from which we can generate ideas
and discussion about what is happening in our community.
It gives Partisoupants an
opportunity to network with
potential collaborators and to raise awareness about the needs and
resources that help make
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Soup Ste. Marie
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Ears and Eyes Sault Music and Art Community
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Ears and Eyes Sault Music and Art Community
Sault Music and Art Community
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Ears and Eyes Sault Music and Art Community
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Ears and Eyes Sault Music and Art Community
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The Emergency Festival
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The Emergency Festival
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The Emergency Festival
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Christy’s Light Foundation
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Delta Sault Ste. Marie
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Stone’s Office Supply
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Sault United Football Academy
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