Fieldstone Alliance: Free Tools. EDUCATION IN GRENVILLE. Kemptville College task force not idle. The Kemptville College preservation effort may be on hold at Queen's Park, but locals are not remaining idle.
The agricultural college's Renewal Task Force will do whatever work it can, short of working with the provincial facilitator who can only begin his duties after the June 12 provincial election, the task force's chairman, Brian Carré, said Tuesday. "We're going to pursue the interests that we've received to date," he said. "When a new government is elected, we're going to be at the door. " The University of Guelph in March announced its intention to close the Kemptville campus in 2015 as a money-saving measure. The province on Friday appointed Lyle Vanclief, a former federal agriculture minister, as facilitator in attempts to keep Kemptville College going.
Crack, a Liberal, and Leeds-Grenville Tory incumbent Steve Clark traded accusations over the delay Monday, while on Tuesday, Carré expressed his own frustration. They include St. KC Venture: New Ideas or Same old Same Old! Kemptville College process 'on hold' Attempts to find new life for Kemptville College with the province's help are "on hold" until after the June 12 election, with Liberals and Tories on Monday accusing each other of causing the delay.
Lyle Vanclief, the federal agriculture minister under former Liberal prime minister Jean Chrétien, was appointed Friday as the facilitator in attempts to keep Kemptville College going. But Vanclief cannot begin working until after the election, Grant Crack, the Liberal MPP for Glengarry-Prescott-Russell and parliamentary assistant to the minister of agriculture and food, confirmed Monday evening. "The work that the facilitator will do is on hold," said Crack. That decision emanated from the province's top bureaucrat, cabinet secretary Peter Wallace, added Crack. Wallace's job is to ensure the government functions according to the proper rules, he noted. The University of Guelph last month announced its intention to close the Kemptville campus in 2015 as a money-saving measure. Primary Health Care. Building Healthier Communities. COMMUNITY HEALTH AND RECOVERY. Aphasia Centre of Ottawa. BARRIERS TO MULTI AGENCY COLLABORATION. Unprofessional Behaviour between Agencies.
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GRENVILLE COMMUNITY H&NA. Collecting Needs Assessment Data. Home » Tools & Products » Cross-Disciplinary Resources » Needs Assessment Data Resources » Collecting Needs Assessment Data Health centers must meet a strict set of requirements including assessing the needs of its target population.
This webpage provides helpful resources addressing the collection of needs assessment data. Click or scroll down for:Needs Assessment Information and TipsOnline Needs Assessment Resources Back to Top Health centers are non-profit private or public entities that serve designated medically underserved populations/areas or special medically underserved populations comprised of migrant and seasonal farmworkers, the homeless, or residents of public housing (section 330(a) of the Public Health Service (PHS) Act). In order to become eligible for federally-qualified status, and to meet the requirements on an ongoing basis, health center applicants and grantees must perform periodic needs assessments. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) ClinicandCommunityProfile. Benefits of Collaborative Work. Guidelines for Developing a Community Health Assessment. Transcript. Needs.