Hosted by Windsor Essex Children‘s Aid Society · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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The Windsor-Essex Children’s Aid Society (WECAS) is excited about offering an innovative new podcast, Inspiring Community. WECAS is very aware of the diverse, multi-faceted elements of our community that come together to support children, youth and families as they celebrate success and rise to overcome significant financial, social and mental health challenges. Hosts Mike Clark and Tina Allen will be reaching out to many of WECAS’ community partners and resource organizations to provide insight and helpful suggestions. These will in turn provide a tool kit for listeners to apply in terms of managing parenting issues, financial strain, strengthening relationships, self-care and so much more. Join us as we look at new ways to reach for a better tomorrow.
Windsor Essex Children‘s Aid Society hosts Inspiring Community, a kids show with 14 episodes published.
Dr. Nila Das, Executive Director of the Windsor Essex Child/Youth Advocacy Centre (WECYAC). With a PhD in Biomedical Sciences and an MBA from the University of Windsor, she combines scientific expertise with strategic vi
In this episode, we speak with Stephanie Segave-Tiessen. Stephanie is a creative community leader with over two decades of experience working in the not-for-profit sector. She is currently working as a Project Manager wi
In this episode, we speak with Nadine Manroe-Wakerell. Nadine is the Director of Clinical Practice at the Windsor Essex Community Health Centre's Teen Health site. Nadine joined the wonderful team at weCHC in 2019, since
Jacqueline P. Cheng is a Certified Positive Discipline Parent Educator, Parenting Coach, Family Law Attorney, and mother of three young boys. With a multicultural background from England, Trinidad and Tobago, and Canada,
In this episode, we speak with Elizabeth Dulmage, the Executive Director of Brentwood Recovery Home. Elizabeth’s nursing education and training have inspired her to a career with various health service organizations for
In this episode we speak with 2-time Olympian Brandon McBride about his Track & Field Career and the local not-for-profit organization he founded with partner, Yesmina Captan called the McBride Youth United Association (
In this episode of Inspiring Community, we speak with the new President of St. Clair College, Michael Silvaggi. Michael has over 24 years of experience in the postsecondary education sector. He holds a Bachelor of Commer
In this episode of Inspiring Community we speak with two community champions from "Windsor Women Working with Immigrant Women (W5)." Olivia Brezeneau has been with W5 for the past 20+ years and is the Chief Executive Off
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and this year’s theme is “Compassion”. In this episode, we speak with Kim Willis is the Director of Communications and Mental Health Promotion at the Canadian Mental Health Associati
In this episode, we focus on student wellbeing with Kelly Ann Bull, Superintendent of Education & Danielle Campo-McLeod, Mental Health Lead, with the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board (WECDSB) With a focus on
In this episode, we speak with Lady Laforet, Executive Director – The Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and Families. Stewarding services that are data driven and evidence-based, Ms. Laforet’s focus at the Centre over the
In this episode, we speak with Kelsey Boire & Maia Williamson from the United Way Centraide Windsor-Essex County about their Ignite Academy and On Track to Success Programs. Ignite Academy is an out-of-school program tha
In this episode, we speak with June Muir, CEO of UHC – Hub of Opportunities. June holds the position of CEO at the UHC-Hub of Opportunities for over a decade and President of the Windsor Essex Food Bank Association for t
In this episode, we speak with Joan Simpson, Co-Founder & Program Coordinator of Beauty is Me (BiM). Joan Simpson holds a Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work and is a longstanding community worker and activ
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Inspiring Community is hosted by Windsor Essex Children‘s Aid Society. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 14 episodes.
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