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Canoe Fm – 100.9

Webmaster — Wed, 31 May 2006 15:04:58 +0000

Canoe FM, operated by the Haliburton County Community Radio Association, is a non-profit, completely volunteer radio station, established, July 2003. The station, the daily Voice of Haliburton County, provides an eclectic variety of music and features daily, 24 hours a day.

Contact: Roxanne Casey

Box 1125
Haliburton, ON
K0M 1S0

Phone: (705) 457-9603

Email: canoefm@bellnet.ca

Website: www.canoefm.com

Community Care Haliburton County

Kendra — Thu, 20 Jan 2011 15:43:34 +0000

Community Care Haliburton County provides services to seniors (55+) and adults (18+) with disabilities and or illness and their caregivers. Services are coordinated by staff and implemented by dedicated volunteers. All services are provided to enable persons to remain living independently at their place of residence for as long as they choose to be there. Services include: Emergency Response System, Transportation, Meals on Wheels, Home at Last, Diners Club, Telephone Security Checks, Home Help and Home Maintenance, Social Recreation and Friendly visiting.

Community Care Haliburton County has celebrated giving service for the past 30 years, beginning in 1980. We have over 120 volunteers who maintain the strength of our agency on a daily basis.

For Further information call 705-457-2941 www.communitycarehaliburton.com

Community Care Haliburton County
Contact: Hilary Elia – Resource Development Co-ordinator

83 Maple Avenue, Unit 3,
Box 956, Haliburton, ON K0M 1S0
Tel: 705-457-2941
Fax: 705-457-5077
email: hilary@communitycarehaliburton.com
www.communitycarehaliburton.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgIy1wNm19I

elearnetwork.ca

Webmaster — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 16:37:01 +0000

elearnnetwork.ca is funded by the Government of Ontario. In operation since 2007, we work with colleges, universities and other educational institutions to increase access to post-secondary education and training in small and rural communities of Eastern and Southern Ontario. Through the use of online learning, local partnerships and government support we enable local residents to pursue their educational goals, without having to leave their community and learn where they live. Our facilities are available to all members of the community, offer flexible hours of operation and provide comfortable and private learning environments.

Call or come in to find out how elearnnetwork.ca can help to further your education. You can also visit us at www.elearnnetwork.ca.

elearnnetwork.ca

Contact: Erin Kernohan, eLearning Coordinator

Mailing Address: Box 839, Haliburton, ON K0M 1S0
Physical Address:297 College Drive, Haliburton, ON K0M 1S0

Tel: (705) 455-9528

Email: haliburton@elearnnetwork.ca
Website: www.contactnorth.ca
or
www.elearnnetwork.ca.

Fleming Community Resources for Employers and Workers

Webmaster — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 17:43:15 +0000

Fleming Community Resources for Employers and Workers
(Fleming CREW)

The Fleming CREW will provide you with the employment services necessary to make the changes you need to get the job you want! Services include a resource centre, professional Employment Counsellors, job leads, ongoing support and financial initiatives (where suitable). Programs include Employment Ontario initiatives such as Second Career, Self-Employment Benefit Program, Ontario Job Creation Partnership and Targeted Initiative for Older Workers.

Our employment services can help if you need help finding a job, putting together a resume, improving your interview techniques or upgrading your skills we are your one-stop shop for the help you need in finding a job.

If you need help finding and hiring skilled employees learn about financial hiring incentives available to employers

We connect people looking for work with employers looking for workers.

Get personalized help: Talk with an Employment Counsellor at your local resource centre. Counsellors can help you with all your employment needs such as: prepare a resume, provide tips for a successful job interview and develop your networking skills.

Start a new career: We can provide you with information on hiring trends in your local job market. Learn about jobs that are in high demand and get the long-term training you need to start a new career. Or, find a short-term training opportunity that can help you build the skills you need to return to work.

Be your own boss: Perhaps this is the time you should become your own boss. If you are unemployed and eligible for Employment Insurance, the Ontario Self-Employment Benefit program can give you financial help and advice to help you develop and start your own business.

Visit our Resource Center: We provide free use of computers, job boards, employment related workshops and information sessions, labour market and skilled trades certification information to assist you with your job search.

Check out our Job Postings: www.flemingcrew.ca

On-Line: For more information visit www.employmentontario.ca/employment

Please Call: (705) 457-2020

Fleming Community Resources for Employers and Workers
Fleming College
49 Maple St., Hwy #118
P.O. Box 839
Haliburton, ON K0M 1S0
Tel: (705) 457-2020
Fax: (705) 457-9570
dsisson@flemingc.on.ca
www.flemingcrew.ca

Email: dsisson@flemingc.on.ca

Haliburton Business Improvement Area

Kendra — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 16:01:39 +0000

Haliburton Business Improvement Area a group of downtown businesses whose mandate is to promote Haliburton’s downtown core and to support Haliburton as a destination.

Haliburton Business Improvement Area
Contact: Luke Schell – Chairman
Tel: 705-457-2713
www.haliburtonbia.ca

Haliburton County Public Library

Kendra — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 16:17:35 +0000

With more than 40,000 books, magazines and DVD offerings, the Haliburton County Public Library provides public library service throughout eight active branch locations within the County of Haliburton. All library branches offer free in branch computer use as well as free wireless. Items in the library can be searched from any computer as well as reserved for pick-up at any of the eight branches .

Haliburton County Public Library
Contact: Bessie Sullivan
78 Maple Avenue, Box 119,
Haliburton, ON K0M 1S0
Tel: 705-457-2241
email: bsullivan@haliburtonlibrary.ca
www.haliburtonlibrary.ca

Point in Time Centre for Children, Youth & Children

Webmaster — Wed, 31 May 2006 15:25:31 +0000

To identify, provide and strengthen those supports and services as that enable children, youth and families to function at their highest potential.

Infant & toddler early intervention, child care support, assistance to parents, information & strategies for counselling, play therapy, family therapy and group work, supporting youth initiatives, school consultation, psychological services, books, toys & videos, assessments.

Contact: Lynne Hoppenreys

Eastern Ave, Box 1306
Haliburton, ON
K0M 1S0

Phone: (705) 457-5345

Email: fshc@familyserviceshaliburton.ca

Website: www.familyserviceshaliburton.ca

SIRCH

Kendra — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 20:53:51 +0000

SIRCH is an incorporated non profit organization with charitable status. Founded in 1989 to identify and meet gaps in social and health services, over the past 20+ years we have developed dozens of community-based programs and services in Haliburton County (Ontario, Canada) and neighboring communities. Some of the programs we developed have, over the years, been divested or closed. Current programs and services are:

SIRCH programs benefit from the skills and expertise of over 100 community volunteers who serve as change agents within Haliburton County. We appreciate the thousands of hours they provide to help with programs, fundraising, and governance. We also value our many partnerships in the community – with other agencies, businesses, government, service clubs. In-kind donations (food, space, staffing, services and more) amounted to over $235,000 in the past fiscal year.

Our mission: SIRCH provides innovative and accountable services that encourage and support individuals, families and communities through:

Our vision is to have a community where every member is healthy, happy, able to live up to his or her potential, contribute back to the community, and live and die with dignity. Community involvement is critical to achieving this vision and SIRCH seeks win-win solutions through strong partnerships with all parts of the community, government, and other stakeholders.
Our philosophy, which underpins everything we do, is one of focusing on strengths and competencies. We believe that the unique viewpoints contributed by individuals are what makes us strong and vital. We look for options and solutions that help everyone grow and thrive.

SIRCH Community Services
4663 County Road 21, P.O. Box 687
Haliburton, Ontario
K0M 1S0
www.sirch.on.ca
705-457-1742

The Branch (Royal Canadian Legion Br 636 Minden)

Kendra — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 20:11:51 +0000

The Minden Branch of the RCL offers full menu lunches Monday to Friday with a rotating daily special. Friday Express dinner is perfect for “on-the-go” residents and cottagers. We have fish and chips and wings and fries each Friday; eat in or take out! We cater to any group function on-site or at your place, with an extensive menu.

Looking for a hall to rent? Think of us. We have a lovely dining room and full kitchen facilities.

Give us a call!

THE BRANCH (Royal Canadian Legion Br. 363 Minden)
Hwy 35 and Cr 21,
Tel: 705-286-4541
email: princathome@cs.com

U-Links

Webmaster — Wed, 31 May 2006 18:37:15 +0000

The Community-Based Education program is a new approach to experiential learning. Through this program, Trent students are placed with community organizations in the Haliburton area to assist them with research, planning and community development projects. While earning course credit students are able to gain practical experience in their field of study and help solve current challenges in the community.

Contact: U-Links

Milne Street
Minden, ON
K0M 2K0

Phone: (705)286-2411

Email: ulinks@on.aibn.com

Website: www.haliburtoncooperative.on.ca