Family Services News
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3 time slots to choose from
DATE: June 1, 2022
TIMES: 8:00 AM, 12:00 Noon, 3:00 PM ET.HOST: Peter Thomas, Community & Family Services Consultant, Corps Mission Resource Department
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GOD SPACE: MAKING THE MOST OF EVERY OPPORTUNITY
8 Sessions, bi-weeklyStarting February 9th, 2022 - 12:00 PM ET
Leader: Peter Thomas (Community & Family Services Consultant - Corps)
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CFS DATA MINING
Description:
Following up from Christmas, looking at how to use the data collected over C&FS Christmas intake to follow up with people.
Duration: 1 Session
Date: Jan 26th, 2022 12:00 PM ET
Leader: Peter Thomas (Community & Family Services Consultant - Corps) -
Missional CFS: From Transaction to Transformation
From Transaction to Transformation September 22, 2021An opportunity to learn together and move CFS ministry from a transaction to transformation.
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Here are the documents for the 2020 Hunger Count.
Hunger Count 2020 - ENG
Hunger Count 2020 - FRENCH
Hunger Count 2020 Excel Worksheet
Bilan-Faim2020_tableur-des-clients_FINALE.xlsx
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This webinar is informative for those want to know more about the Hunger Count.
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Canadian Isolation and Loneliness Report
Excellent article for those in ministry June 28, 2019A very helpful document for Community & Family Services workers, along with everyone in ministry.
Download a copy: A Portrait of social isolation and loneliness in Canada Today (Intersections between objective isolation and subjective loneliness divide the population into five groups)
by Angus Reid | June 17, 2019
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From Charity to Justice...presentation.
Guest: Jessica McKeachie
Was held on: Thursday, January 25, 2018 - 12 to 1 pm EST
Part of the CFS Webinar Series
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New bulletin insert - #11 Includes Video Links
Find out more about CALLING THE COURAGEOUS and download monthly resources. -
Tips for setup and welcoming newcomers.
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Meeting needs in the community.
Statistics Canada released another set of reports from the 2016 Census. This particular study shows that in 2016, 340, 000 young Canadians aged 25 to 34 had not...
