Education Partnerships 

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​Leadership Development, Service Learning & Entrepreneurship
Service Integrated Learning Partnership 2023-24
The Service Integrated Learning​ Partnership with CNA began in 2020-21 and involved the Community Leadership Development (CLD) program. Since that time, the program has evolved to include students from CNA’s Community Recreation Leadership (CRL) program, Tourism and Hospitality Service (THS) program, Mental Health and Addictions (MHA) program and the Community and Therapeutic Recreation (CTR) program. This year, 44 students from these programs received a $1,000 stipend for their hard work and dedication to 27 not-for-profit organizations which are listed below. The Foundation sees this as a great opportunity to empower students to affect change and positively influence communities. 
  • The CLD program included 10 students from Bay St. George Campus.
  • The CRL program included 5 students from the Prince Philip Drive Campus.  
  • The MHA program included 11 students from the Grand Falls-Windsor Campus; 11 students from the Happy Valley-Goose Bay Campus; and 5 students  through Distributed Learning.
  • The CTR program included 2 students from Prince Philip Drive Campus.
Community Leadership Development Placements
  • Newfoundland Aboriginal Women's Network (NAWN)
  • Bay St. George Women's Centre
  • The Loft Community Youth Network
  • Wabanaki Two Spirit Alliance/NAWN 
  • College of the North Atlantic
CLD Students from the Bay St. George Campus included Nadine  Mabsout, Brooklyn Young, Oluwatosin Akanbi, Josephine Berkovish, Tinuola Oladeju, Tolulope Mabayoje Tosin, Summer Seaward, Carly Young, Dahlia Bruce and Danielle Williston.
Community Recreation Leadership/Community & Therapeutic Recreation Placements
  • Froude Avenue Community Centre, St. John's
  • McSheffrey Resource Centre
  • School Sports NL
  • Sport NL
  • Vera Perlin
  • Thrive
CRL/CTR Students from Prince Philip Drive Campus included Amanda Clack, Carolyn Smith, Richard Bishop, Luke Burt, Peter Emberley, Cassidy Waye and Kobe Weir. 
Mental Health and Addictions Placements
  • Central Residential Services
  • Housing Hub - Nunatsiavut  Government
  • Long Range Academy
  • Marine Atlantic
  • Tuckamore Youth Treatment Centre
  • Mental Health Unit - NL Health Services Central Zone
  • Exploits Valley Community Coalition/Violence Prevention South & Central
  • Association for New Canadians
  • Youth 2000 Centre 
  • Community Mental Health - NL Health Services Central Zone
  • FACT Team - NL Health Services Central Zone
  • Mokami Status of Women
  • Mental Health & Addictions Dept. - Labrador Grenfell Health
  • Labrador Friendship Centre
  • Nunatsiavut
  • ​Libra House
MHA Students from the Grand Falls-Windsor Campus included Carly Hynes, Taylor Poole, Madison Hunter, Brooke Williams, Kendra Pope, Gracie Stanford, Noah Christopher, Prince Owes, Danita Folkes, Rylie Feltham, and Owen Peddle (Myles).

MHA Students from the Happy Valley-Goose Bay Campus included Shawnee Bealieu, Jade Howell, Vanessa Hamel, Michaela Keefe, Cristo Lewis, Logan Lyall, Agnes Mitchell, Rebecca Montaque, Samantha Newman, Joelene Parry and Jamie Jacque.
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MHA Students from online courses included Shawntelle Parsons, Jennifer Riley, Alissa Blanchard, Kimberley Seymour and Amelia Greening-Pardy.
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