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Service Integrated Learning Partnership 2025-26
The Service Integrated Learning​ Partnership with CNA began in 2020-21 and involved the Community Leadership Development (CLD) program. In 2024-25, the program has evolved to include students from CNA’s CLD program, Mental Health and Addictions (MH&A) program and the Community and Therapeutic Recreation (C&TR) program. This year, 46 students from these programs received a $1,000 stipend for their hard work and dedication to 36 not-for-profit organizations which are listed below. These programs impacted many different communities. The Foundation sees this as a great opportunity to empower students to affect change and positively influence communities. We're also very proud that five of these student participants were also recipients of 2025-26 FFF Leadership Achievement Awards at CNA - Juanita Tobin, Emma Mayo, Periza Ahiabu, Vanessa Childs and Travis Lawrence. ​
  • The CLD program included 13 students from Bay St. George Campus.
  • The M&HA program included 8 students from the Grand Falls-Windsor Campus; 9 students from the Happy Valley-Goose Bay Campus; and 8 students  through Distributed Learning.
  • The C&TR program included 8 students from Prince Philip Drive Campus.
Community Leadership Development Placements
  • Mi'kmaw Cultural Foundation
  • People of the Dawn Indigenous Friendship centre
  • College of the North Atlantic
  • NorPen Status of Women
  • Community Education Network
  • Sioux Indigenous Support Services
  • Empower the Disability Resource Centre
  • Stephenville Theater Festival
  • Stephenville Primary
CLD Students from the Bay St. George Campus included Megan Taylor, Tisha Brewer, Cory Lasaga, Mandeep Kaur, Vanessa Childs, Harjot Singh, Dylan Lopes, Shane Brake, Trevor Oliver, Jenna Budgell, Dwayne Graham, Nikki Campbell-Winters and Holly Young.

Community & Therapeutic Recreation Placements
  • Froude Avenue Community Centre, St. John's
  • Rabbittown Community Centre
  • McSheffrey Resource Centre
  • The Vera Perlin Society
  • SportNl
  • ​Easter Seals
C&TR Students from Prince Philip Drive Campus included Keeana Morgan, Christian Asaolu-Adebayo, Jayne Churchill, Noah Hunt, Kate Bishop, Jane Legrow, Chayce Mitchell  and Carter Murphy Johnson. 

Mental Health and Addictions Placements
  • Mokami Status of Women Council
  • Nunatsiavut  Government
  • College of the North Atlantic
  • NL Health Services
  • NL Schools
  • Roncalli Elementary
  • E.A. Butler All Grade School
  • Greenwood Academy
  • St. James All Grade School
  • Woodland Primary
  • Peacock Primary
  • Department of Social Supports and Wellbeing
  • Community Mental Health Initiative
  • Y2C
  • Placement Projects
  • Gateway Status of Women Council
  • Mushuau Emergency Placement Home
  • Ches Penney Centre of Hope
  • The Labrador Friendship Centre
  • NG Power Foundation
  • First Light Friendship Center
  • Vida Nova Recovery
MH&A Students from the Grand Falls-Windsor Campus included  Ebenezer Daka, Jada Drover, Jessica Miller, Zoey Ridge, Amy Farrell, Derek Strange. Megan White  and Daniel Reelis.

MH&A Students from the Happy Valley-Goose Bay Campus included Emma Mayo, Rebecca Montague, Laura Michelin, Periza Ahiabu, Gracie Driscoll,    Christopher Skinner, Travis Lawrence, Mackenzie Burden and Billie Williams.
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MH&A Students from online courses included  Janine Childs, Destinee Rodgers, Kaitlyn Blanchard, Juanita Tobin,  Edward Loveys, Morgan French, Murray Hancock and Leah Hiscock.

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