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Youth Empowerment & Support Services (YESS)
Based in Edmonton, Youth Empowerment and Support Services (YESS) provides immediate and low-barrier 24/7 shelter and temporary supportive housing for youth ages 15-21, and daytime programs and resources and individualized wrap-around supports for young people ages 15–24.
YESS works collaboratively within a network of care focused on the prevention of youth homelessness by providing youth with the necessary supports to stabilize their housing, improve their wellbeing, build life skills, connect with community, and avoid re-entry into homelessness.
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The Edmonton Epilepsy Association (EEA)
Since 1960, the Edmonton Epilepsy Association has helped to improve the lives of persons living with epilepsy by providing information, referral and support services as well as awareness and education programs. Each year, over 5,000 children, youth and adults benefit from the services of the Edmonton Epilepsy Association.
The Edmonton Epilepsy Association was formed in 1960, having evolved from the Western Canada Epilepsy League (Edmonton Branch). In 1961, the Edmonton Epilepsy Association was accepted as a member of the United Community Fund (now the United Way). While the Association endeavors to provide information services to Central and Northern Alberta, over 80% of our services are within the greater Edmonton area.
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Alberta Dreams
Alberta Dreams began in 1986 by a handful of caring volunteers who saw a need to bring a strong support system to sick children in Alberta. Registered under the Alberta Societies Act on November 21, 1986, as the ‘Rainbow Society for the Welfare of Sick Children of Alberta’, the society obtained independent charity status in January 1988, through both the provincial and federal governments. In 1992, our name was officially changed to The Rainbow Society of Alberta.
2023 brings the next evolution of the organization as we adopt a new name and identity while carrying on our core mission and values of giving the gift of hope to Alberta’s children facing severe chronic or life-threatening illness. Inspired by the over 1200 children we have served, for over 36 years, who have wished upon a star, dreaming of who they want to be, places they want to visit, adventures to go on, or things that that would make their lives better and more manageable, we continue to work to fulfill those dreams under our new name Alberta Dreams.
YMCA of Northern Alberta
YMCA of Northern Alberta creates life-enhancing opportunities for the growth and development of all people in spirit, mind and body.
YMCA of Northern Alberta has grown a lot since 1907, including into the Wood Buffalo, Grande Prairie and Red Deer regions, offering YMCA Child Care, child and youth recreation programs, youth, family, employment, immigrant and housing services across northern and central Alberta.
RUTH-ANN LORMAN, Recruiter
With a diverse professional background encompassing sports, accounting, and HR, Ruth-Ann Lorman she brings 4 years of collective experience in both Accounting and HR roles. Over the past year, she has been a dedicated Recruiter at YMCA Northern Alberta, skillfully blending her passion for non-profit work with her recruitment expertise, actively contributing to the organization's mission. Beyond her professional pursuits, she finds joy in coaching soccer.
JOSH MORRIS, Manager, Talent Development
Josh Morris is a past AECC participant from 2015. After working in both the public and private sectors for the past 10 years, Josh has been enjoying work in the non-profit sector at YMCA Northern Alberta for the past 2 ½ years. He is currently in pursuit of a Master of Arts in Conflict Analysis and Management at Royal Roads University.
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Goodwill Industries of Alberta
Goodwill Industries of Alberta is a local non-profit and social enterprise, strengthening communities and making a positive impact across Alberta.
Through the power of work, Goodwill provides individuals with disabilities or barriers to employment the opportunity to enhance their lives.
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BAA (Business Alumni Association)
The Business Alumni Association (BAA) represents all graduates from the BCom, MBA, and PhD programs at the Alberta School of Business. The goals of the alumni include promoting the continued interest of all graduates in the School; providing a means whereby alumni may join together for the enrichment of the School; encouraging the best candidates to attend the U of A; and providing a support network for students and graduates.