The Community Action for Workforce Development aims to foster rural economic growth by working closely with community and business leaders and creating sustainable, inclusive, and thriving communities.
The goal of this program is to pilot economic diversification strategies that focuses on community-led workforce planning models that focuses on upskilling and reskilling, wrap-around supports and work placements for people from marginalized communities which includes people who identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour), 2SLGBTQIA+, newcomers, older workers (55+), official language minority groups (French), persons with disabilities, women and youth (18-30 years).
EMPLOYEE PROGRAM IS NOW FULL
Thank you to the community of Slave Lake and the participants of the
CAWD Program for your interest and support. Our Employee CAWD Program
is now full and no longer taking applications.
Community Futures Lesser Slave Lake Region is committed to supporting local businesses build, grow, and succeed in our community by leading the Community Action for Workforce Development (CAWD) in the Town of Slave Lake and surrounding area.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR WORK?
Supporting employment opportunities and removing barriers for
both marginalized communities and local employers.
How Does CAWD Benefit Future Employees?
Participating in this program has several benefits for business owners/employers:
Wrap around support to ensure employees have the necessities to be successful at work (transportation, childcare, upskill/reskilling training, etc.)
Social Justice training
Mentorship Program
1:1 Bi-weekly Program check-ins to ensure the employee is fully supported and successful in work placement
Have Questions? Want to Learn More?
If you would like more information or would like to participate in the Community Action for Workforce Development Program, please contact our Program Manager Noreen Remtulla at nremtulla@albertacf.com or complete the form below to request a callback.
Phone: 1-780-849-3232
E-mail: nremtulla@albertacf.com
CAWD Program Has Been Made Possible By:
Employers supports will be delivered in collaboration with Community Futures Lesser Slave Lake, Canadian Community Economic Develop Network (CCEDNet), the Community Data Program, and is funded by the Government of Canada’s Community Workforce Development Program.
