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G ro u phe Canadien Champion, Friday, Auguat 25, 2006 - A3 ',lItcc lu lcjlý'\c (1hooisaînd'. o dollars huml time Itltonl Healthy Community Fund. The recent announicement means $316,745 will be dis- tnhbuted to 18 groups that formi collaborative partnerships to, launch projects that continue to contribute to Haltons healthy community and quality of life. "The Halton Healthy Community Fund enables organiza- tions to, strengthen familles and communities in Halton from the funding they receive," said Regional Chairman Joyce Savoline. "The program is a success because of ail the part- ners who each year pool their resources to, make a stronger and heaithier Halton community" This year's recipients, listed by lead administrative partner and project, are: e Big Brothers Big Sisters of Halton, ln-School Mentoring North Halton Outreach, $18,128 to recruit and train volun- teers in north Halton and match and mentor at-risk children. - Oakville Sports Council, Canada Games Day event, $2,000 to offer those aged four to 14 a sports and education- al experience to mirror the Canada Gamnes. a Burlington Family Resource Centre, ABC Talk With Me language program pilot project, $8.972 for a part-time speech language pathologist, part-time early childhood edu- cator, staff training, program supplies and child care. - Family Adolescent Straight Talk (FAST), Halton service expansion project, $19.500 for a counisellor, two part-time social workers, rent, utilities, outreach and administrative expenses. 9 Halton Hilîs Chamher of Commerce, Junior Achievement program expansion, $15.000 to promote pro- gram delivery expansion and cover administration fees, training and materials. - AIDS Committee of Guelph and Wellington County Peer Outreach Support Services' (POSSE) development of hest practice resources, $29.480 for a consultant, stipend for youth participants and administration costs. e Oakville YMCA, Food for Thought, $25,000 to hire a community developmnent worker, launch an extensive in- kind programn and raise awareness of childrens nutrition issues. - Oakville Parent Child Centre. Cozy Reading program, $17.350 for a pan.-timc co-ordinator, newsletters. books and hags for resource kits, administration costs and training. * Halton Chîld and Youth Services, Our Communitv Cares child deveîopment program (Burlîngton). $12.900 for staffing and equipment. - Halton Multicultural Council. volunteer parent support program for newcomers (Oakvillc), $29,928 for part-time co-ordinator. - John Howard Society, Options program, $29.939 for facilitator fees, transportation assistance, kits, training, resources and marketing materials for initiative aimed to increase early identification of mental illness symptoms and - Ir.însitions loi Youth, Optionî - Reaching Out to leeris and Their Caregivers, $30.000 to, hire a part-time child and family worker and for staff training. a Schizophrenia Society of Ontario, Collaborating to, Care for the Caregiver program (Burlington), $30.000 for a part- time family care facilitator and program expenses. - Halton Huis Gymnastics Centre, Talk 'n' Tumble pro- gram, $21,548, for coaches' salaries, gym equipment, profes- sional fees and training. * Burlington Civic Chorale, Medieval Visions concert, $5.000 for an artistic director, accompanlast, professionsl instrumentalists, dancers, choreographers and marketing. . Burlington Carihbean Connection, Black History Month celebration. $3.000 for performers. transportation and advertising. $4,000 for marketing and promotion. e VON Halton, People in Crisis, Depression project, $15,000 for development of depression education modules, training packages and tools, resource matetials and work- shops specific to, depression couniselling. The Halton Healthy Community Fund is made available through combined resources of fundirtg partners in Halton who've been working together for nine years. 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