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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Community Services Council Newfoundland and Labrador Annual General Meeting March 28, 2002 CEOs Report Penelope M. Rowe

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Who we are CSC is an independent voluntary organization dedicated to social and economic well being CSC is a social development, research, policy and planning organization CSC provides services and programs

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 What we do Advancing the voluntary sector Conducting leading edge research Pioneering innovative programs/services Building bridges, cultivating collaboration

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 VolNet Connections SWASP Placements Outreach Employees Training Programs International Year of Volunteers 2001 Where we do it CSC throughout Newfoundland and Labrador Copyright 2002 CSC

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Communities where CSC employees or participants were located Burin Clarenville Deer Lake Ferryland Grand Bank Lawn Marystown Mobile Placentia Port Blanford Rushoon Shea Heights Springdale St. Anthony St. Bernards - Jacques Fontaine St. Brides St. Johns St. Lawrence Stephenville Terranceville Torbay Trepassey Whitbourne

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 During 2001 CSC paid wages to : Employees42 Student participants40 External consultants 8 Total90

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Advancing the Voluntary Sector Youth Initiatives Youth Mobilizing Youth Volunteering 2 Work Global Youth Day Volunteer Week International year of Volunteers (IYV) Canadian Volunteerism Initiative

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Advancing the voluntary sector HARNESSING TECHNOLGY Volnet Technical support to non profits Data base of non profits WWW.envision.ca - vortalWWW.envision.ca Virtual Resource Centre Web development Volunteering on line

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 VOLNET 520 internet connections in 2.5 years Covered 180 + communities Basic and applied training sessions Delivered in partnership with Technical support

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Virtual Resource Centre Technical Support Media Room Directory of Non-profit Organizations On-line Research Managing Voluntary Organizations Website Creation and Hosting Regional input Information sharing Funding sources Copyright 2002 CSC Calendar of Events Volunteer Opportunities Virtual Resource Centre enVision.ca is made possible through the assistance of the Government of Canada

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 News and Events Profiling the Voluntary SectorResearch and Policy Managing Organizations Volunteer/Job Opportunities Funding Sources Website Creation and Hosting Technical Support (1-877-753-8998) Skills Development and Training Personnel Manuals Voluntary Sector News Calendar of Events Media Room Discussion Board Good News Stories E-poll Directories of Organizations - Provincial Non-profits - Health promoting groups - Seniors groups Voluntary Sector Information Organization Profiles On-line Research Consultations Resources Research Brokerage Survey Tools Publications Copyright 2002 CSC

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Conducting Leading-Edge Research Community University Research Alliance Strategic Social Plan: policy experiment Exploring origins of SSP Environment for the voluntary sector In partnership with MUN faculty members Other team members: SSP, ACOA, HRDC Co director Dr. Larry Felt Staff hired, Research underway

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Research National Survey of Voluntary Organizations Consortium with Centre for Philanthropy Statistics Canada, others The Leadership Gap: Perception or Reality Case studies: Glovertown, Harbour Breton, Ferryland, Botwood Key Informant and online survey Recommendations

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Innovative Programs and Services Leadership in Progress Community based leadership development Invest in nurturing emerging leaders Develop network of new leaders Feasibility period Pilot project McConnel Foundation Projected launch Fall 2002 Rural and urban communities Steering committee

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Innovative programs Expanding their Universe: reshaping the future Partner: MacMorran Community Centre Overcoming exclusion School fees and related costs Building community capacity Building leadership Linking communities

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Program delivery SWASP summer 2001 Community service component students Organization Communities HRDC Youth Services and Post secondary

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Building Bridges, Cultivating Collaboration at a provincial level Campaign 2000 National Child Day Advocacy law & charitable organizations Conference presentations SSP Implementation committees Regional contributors envision

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Information gathering and sharing Public Access Health Directory Seniors Directory Inventory of training Regional directories Partners Centre for Health Information Canadian Health Network CHPNA SSP Central region

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Building Bridges, Cultivating Collaboration at national level Social Science and Humanities Council Initiative on the New Economy Voluntary Sector Initiative Senior Sector Steering Committee Joint Coordinating Committee Coalitions working group Leadership model for voluntary sector Accord Canadian Health Network

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Policy dialogue, Agenda formulation at a national level CPRN Quality of life indicators project Policy Research Initiative Annual conference Canadian Population Health Institute Poverty/inequality and health Applied Research Branch Ready, Set, Go

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 Volunteer Centre Kimberley Greening Chris Hickey Lara Maynard Gina Picore Kim Randell Power Susan Rowe SWASP Fran Locke Janice Butt Jodi Mahon ChristineSymonds Envision.ca Pam Corrigan Curtis Delaney Jennifer Deon Neil Head Linda Parsons Carol Anne Ryan CURA Michelle Sullivan Carla Wheaton Volunteers Ron Day Michael Devine David Furlong Leadership In Progress Deanne Engram Leadership Gap Lisa Dwyer CSC Staff 2001 Regional Contributors Northern Peninsula Lorne Coombs Clarenville and Area Bernice Dyke Baie Verte Peninsula & Green Bay Darren Marsh Youth Mobilizing Youth Placements Krista Pomeroy Michael Kane Erin Pitcher Jo Lynn Jackson Daniel Hayward Gina Rae Hoyles Nichole Bailote Amanda Snow Joanne McGrath Roberta Hewitt Tracey Vickers Amanda Hawkins Penelope M. Rowe, CEO Lori Johnson Louise Woodfine

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Community Services Council Annual General Meeting:March 28, 2002 CSC Board of Directors 2001 Executive: Jeanette Andrews, PresidentKevin Breen, Vice President Sheree Snow, TreasurerRay Hawco, Secretary Jamie Smith, At Large Directors: Richard BeatonBruce Cooper Sharon DugganFrank Fry Christine Snow HollettKathleen Kufeldt Luanne LeamonMichelle Mooney Judy PowellGreg Power Mike Wadden