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This section is the electronic filing cabinet for resources/presentations related to DC MOVES activities and events.
DC MOVES Map
Forum – March 26, 2024
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
- DC MOVES – Forum Master
- HHCOHT – Hills of Headwaters Collaborative Ontario Health Team
- DCYWH – Dufferin County Youth Wellness Hub
- DBOT – Dufferin Board of Trade
- FASD – Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
- DSO – Developmental Services ON Central West Region
DC MOVES 2023 Year End Report
Forum – December 14, 2023
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
- DC MOVES December 14 FORUM master
- Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario:Collaborating to Improve Youth Outcomes
- Secondary impacts of the pandemic on children and youth
Forum – September 28, 2023
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
Forum – June 28, 2023
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
Forum – March 27, 2023
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
- DC MOVES March 27 FORUM master
- Hills of Headwaters Collaborative OHT
- Safe Centre, Catholic Family Services Peel Dufferin and Peel Regional Police
- Headwaters Food and Farming Alliance
- DC MOVES collaboration success checklist
DC MOVES 2022 Year End Report
Forum – December 15, 2022
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
- FORUM Master Presentation
FORUM Recording link https://youtu.be/ibdRR8ibdoE - CHAT DEI question : responses
CHAT Taboo Topics, Orangeville Banner and re-creating DC MOVES conversation - Taboo Topic workshop – Sara Clarke and Kim Van Ryn BOSS
Passport Funding – Amanda Paradis and Angela Knox, Passport Community Developers
Community Living Dufferin Passport – Carly Reid
Orangeville Banner – Melinda Cheevers
Re-creating DC MOVES continuation from Sept Forum
Forum – September 22, 2022
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
Forum – June 22, 2022
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
- FORUM Master Presentation
- Rohan Thompson, Director of People and Equity
- Erin Goodyear, Director, Choices Youth Shelter
- Hildy Gottlieb, Catalytic Thinking
- 15 Improv ‘Rules’ That Anybody Can Follow
- Say Yes!
Forum on Fundraising – March 22, 2022
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
DC MOVES 2021 Year End Report
Forum on Funding – December 7, 2021
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
Forum – September 23, 2021
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
- September 23 Forum Master
- Community Safety and Well-Being
- DCEC Update
- Employment Services Transformation
- Habitat for Humanity
- Headwaters Communities in Action
- United Way
- Workforce Planning Board
Forum – June 23, 2021
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
- June 23 Forum Master
- Immigrant Services Guelph Wellington
- Recreational Respite
- Volunteer Dufferin
- DC MOVES Values
Forum – March 23, 2021
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
- Elaine Capes – Forum Overview
- Community Safety Well Being Plan – Jennifer Kirkham
- CryNOT – Nancy and Ginny
- Suicide Awareness Council – Heather Glenister
- Peel Halton Dufferin Adult Learning Network – Matthew Shulman
- Hills of Headwaters Ontario Health Team – Alexander Lim
- Volunteer Dufferin – Jennifer Payne
2020 Collective Enoughness Budget
2020 Collective Enoughness Budget
Gets, Gives, Constraints defined in June 24 Forum | Actions defined in Sept 24 Forum
Beginning a Courageous Conversation about Equity – December 10, 2020
A DC MOVES training and development offer in partnership with the Peel, Halton, Dufferin Adult Learning Network.
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
- Presentation – Beginning a Courageous Conversation about Equity
- Alethia O’Hara Stephenson DCCBA
- Steve Anderson DCDEICAC
- Equity & anti-racism in the UGDSB
- Jennifer Moore, Equity & anti-racism Journey for DCAFS
- Norah Kennedy, Equity & anti-racism Journey for FTP
- Begin a courageous conversation about Equity, facilitated by LeeAnn McKenna, McKenna Associates
- Language and difficult conversations facilitated by LeeAnn McKenna, McKenna Associates
- Session post-work
- Policy on Anti-Oppression and Anti-Racism
Forum – September 24, 2020
Presenters, Updates and Links to Presentations
- Elaine Capes – Forum Overview
- Welcome messages from MPP Sylvia Jones and Warden Darren White
- Kim Van Ryn and Sara Clarke – Branching Out
- Check – in exercise
- Laura Perro – Comfort Keepers
- Break – virtual coffee chat
- Anna McGregor – Recovery for All
- Breakout session – Resource Sharing, Building Resilience
- Gift from Julia – Julia’s Music Therapy
Forum – June 24, 2020
- Elaine Capes, forum agenda and presentations
- Orangeville Food Bank – Heather Hayes
- TeleCheck – Diane Cowan
- Dufferin Community Foundation – Gord Gallaugher
- A live interview with Dave Pearson, Director of the Covid19 EOC (Emergency Operations Centre) conducted by Josh MacEwen of Dufferin’s Spotlight
Listen to the interview - A gift for you from Sharon Edmonds
ZOOM ROOM at NOON – May 21, 2020
Forum – September 19, 2019
- Elaine Capes, forum agenda and photo gallery
- Dave Pearson sharing the Hills of Headwaters Ontario Health Team story
- Althea Casamento, Executive Director, Choices Youth Shelter
- Anna Vanderlaan and Lindsay Favotto presenting the results of the Childhood Experiences Survey
Adverse Childhood Experiences Survey Infographic - Anna McGregor with an update from DCEC
July 2019
Forum – June 19, 2019
- DC MOVES Update and Forum Overview
- Ontario 211
- Recreational Respite
- Dufferin Community Foundation
- DCEC Getting to Impact
Poverty Reduction
Archive of Poverty Reduction and Dufferin County Poverty Reduction Task Force (DCPRTF) files.
Forum – March 20, 2019
- Forum agenda
- WDG Public Health – Childhood Experiences
- DAFHT – Mental Health
- DCCS – Ontario Works ASI
- Community Wellbeing
- Resource Sharing
- DCEC (Dufferin County Equity Collaborative)
- Who’s in the Room Poster Session
Building Capacity for Collaboration & Systems Transformation – January 29, 2019
Webinar Links
- Webinar #1 – The Power & Possibility Of Multi sector collaboration
- Webinar #2 – Cultivating a Systems Perspective
- Webinar #3 – Adopting An Innovation Mindset
Additional Resources
- 3 Planning Questions from John McKnight, Co-Founder of Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)
- Citizens at the Centre: A Community Engagement Thought-Leader Series with Australia’s Max Hardy
- Rethinking Democracy: Strategies That Put Citizens at the Centre: A Webinar with Max Hardy
Forum – September 25, 2018
Topics that were covered:
- Results of the June survey – PowerPoint comparison
- Check out the presentations from the Tamarack Cities Innovating to Reduce Poverty Eastern Summit of Sept 18/19
- Presentation on the WDG Public Health Local Interactive Data Tools Portal
Forum – June 6, 2018
The Presentations were captured using Flip Grid:
- Case One
A family of six, a husband, wife, infant, two, and a four year old have recently moved to Shelburne from Brampton. The husband worked in Brampton but was let go due to the business going bankrupt and the wife is a stay at home mother. They have moved in with their in-laws until they can get back on their feet. The husband needs to apply for employment insurance as the severance he received is exhausted. He is thinking of changing his occupation. His wife is feeling trapped as she has two children at home and their current living space is crowded. She was hoping to go back to work once the children are in school. What resources would you advise?– Video One, Video Two, Video Three - Case Two
A young mother has just left her husband due to abuse and has moved in with her sister. She has a 3 year old and the only person she knows is her sister who works long hours. She never completed school and would like to get her grade 12. Her son is very active and in need of dental care. She is able to stay with her sister but needs to pay rent. What is the best way to assist her?– Video One, Video Two, Video Three - Case Three
A young couple has moved back to Shelburne where the husband grew up. The husband commutes to Mississauga every day leaving his wife and 2 year old alone from 5 a.m. – 7 p.m. The young mother is an immigrant and while she finds English a struggle, she can get by. She has a high level of education from her country of origin, owned, and operated two successful clothing businesses before she met her husband and immigrated to Canada. Now, in Shelburne, she complains of feeling isolated and bored but money is tight so her options are limited. She wishes she could do something to help supplement the family income. How would you advise her?– Video One - Case Four
Client is a male, 86 years old, and is rural residing alone in North Mulmur. He has had recent falls, has had many visits to the Emergency room Stephenson Memorial Hospital in Alliston for stitches and has been losing weight. The clients’ family doctor located in Collingwood has revoked his driver’s license. As a result, he is experiencing a lack of socialization. How would you help this person?– Video One, Video Two - Case Five
A person arrives and they are in a wheelchair. They are seeking a medical appointment as they say they have not been feeling well. The person has an old red and white health card and it is no longer valid. They express concerns about having to leave Shelburne for assistance as they cannot drive and do not have any family members nearby. They also say it is difficult for them to go grocery shopping and prepare meals. What services and supports can you share with this client?– Video One, Video Two - Presentation from FTPs Rural Response Counsellor Samantha McCabe on the Rural Response Program.
- DC MOVES Priority Pillar update presentation
Forum – February 8, 2018
- Access to Recreation in Dufferin County-Working Group – Lindsay Cline & Sonja Vukovic, Health Promotion Specialists Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health
- Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Childhood Experiences and Health Outcomes Survey
- Local impact of substance use, community response and harm reduction
- Working Together for Our Community – Dufferin Community Foundation
Community Poverty Reduction Summit – January 17, 2018
- DCPRTF Poverty Summit – Speaker BIOS
- DCPRTF Summit Dufferin County Homelessness Prevention Program Presentation
- National Poverty Reduction Strategy
- Rural Precarious Employment
- Services and Housing In the Province (SHIP) – Dufferin Poverty Reduction Project 2018
Forum – September 15, 2017
- Agenda
- HatsOnDufferin Presentation
- United Way WD Presentation
- Children’s Wellbeing Report Card Presentation
- Community Wellbeing Update Presentation
- DC MOVES Update Presentation
Forum – June 21, 2017
- Agenda
- SHIP Local Poverty Reduction Project Presentation
- Dufferin Board of Trade Presentation
- WDG Public Health Access to Recreation Project Presentation
Forum – April 20, 2017
Forum – January 23, 2017
Forum – October 3, 2016
Forum – June 21, 2016
- DC MOVES Pre-Forum Survey Questions Results
- Dufferin Coalition for Kids Overview
- Workplace Planning Board
- Rural Institute of Ontario – Newcomer Engagement
- Friendship, Courtship, Partnership – Why Canadian Nonprofits Need to Think About Working Together Differently
- Trends in Service Delivery: Examples from Rural and Small Town Canada, 1998-2005
Forum – April 7, 2016
DC MOVES Forum was held at the Salvation Army New Hope Community Church. Over 40 representatives from local human services agencies converged to engage in the inaugural gathering of this initiative. An opportunity to get a glimpse of the vision of DC MOVES was presented, with a variety of guest speakers and presentations reinforcing why collective impact and collaboration is vital to meeting the needs of those residing in Dufferin County.
