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Provincial Youth Outreach Workers across Ottawa are here to reach out and help youth between the ages of 12-24 find and connect with helpful programs and services.
Are you a young person in Ottawa and want to build your network?
The Ottawa Youth Leadership Collective is excited to host two FREE networking workshops – one for 16- to 18-year-olds (Skills Academy – Introduction to Networking), the other for 18- to 30-year-olds (Skills Academy – Support and Network).
Thursday, April 24
18 to 30-year-olds: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
16 to 18-year-olds: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Jules Morin Fieldhouse | 400 Clarence St, Ottawa ON K1N 5R8
Service Overview
Provincial Youth Outreach Workers across Ottawa are here to reach out and help youth between the ages of 12-24 find and connect with helpful programs and services.
Meeting / Outreach
We meet youth through outreach in a variety of settings and locations such as neighbourhoods, community centres, parks, schools, on the street, online through social media and by referrals from parents and service providers.
Identify and tailor needs
Once we form a connection with youth, we work to establish their strength and areas that need support. With input from the youth, we develop an individualized plan to help.
Breaking barriers
We work with each youth to determine the appropriate services, programs and resources they might need and help reduce any barriers that they might be facing in order to increase the chances for a successful outcome.
Provincial Youth Outreach Workers across Ottawa are here to reach out and help youth between the ages of 12-24 find and connect with helpful programs and services.
Meeting / Outreach
We meet youth through outreach in a variety of settings and locations such as neighbourhoods, community centres, parks, schools, on the street, online through social media and by referrals from parents and service providers.
Identify and tailor needs
Once we form a connection with youth, we work to establish their strength and areas that need support. With input from the youth, we develop an individualized plan to help.
Breaking barriers
We work with each youth to determine the appropriate services, programs and resources they might need and help reduce any barriers that they might be facing in order to increase the chances for a successful outcome.
Need more Information?
Please contact Omar Alhattab at oalhattab@bgcottawa.org.
Are you a young person in Ottawa and want to build your network?
The Ottawa Youth Leadership Collective is excited to host The King's TrustSkills Academy- Support and Network series for young people 18-30 years old.
Thursday, April 24, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Jules Morin Fieldhouse | 400 Clarence St, Ottawa ON K1N 5R8
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