What is “Age-Friendly”? How do you fit in?
On November 7, 2013, the Niagara Age-Friendly Community Network hosted a Webinar to share ideas about seeing Niagara through an [...]
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10, 2013
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08, 2013
Niagara Knowledge Exchange = Innovation
The NKE is a breakthrough tool to benefit the people of Niagara! Innovative solutions are new ideas, products, services and/or [...]
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08, 2013
Leadership Niagara
Leadership Niagara is a community-owned initiative supported by Niagara’s most-recognized organizations and businesses, all of which are dedicated to building [...]
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07, 2013
Niagara Connects
Niagara Connects is a Niagara-wide network for collaboration, planning, learning, innovation and community action toward a stronger future for Niagara. Mission: Generating [...]
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07, 2013
Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO) Resources and Publications
Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO) has developed clear, accurate, and practical legal rights information to help people who have low [...]
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07, 2013
Collective Impact at Work in Niagara
Niagara Connects and the Niagara Knowledge Exchange (NKE) are great examples of Collective Impact. They are both built from the [...]
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06, 2013
Niagara Falls Open Data
The Open Data Catalogue has been created which focuses on providing spatial data that can be freely used by our [...]
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06, 2013
Indicators of Well-Being in Canada: Security – Crime Rates
The Human Resources and Skills Development of Canada offers the rates of both violent and property crimes and changes in [...]
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05, 2013
Brock Digital Repository
Brock Digital Repository is a collection of unique items created by Brock University including major research papers, theses, publication & [...]
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04, 2013
Niagara Age-Friendly Community Initiative Year 3 Final Evaluation Report
In late 2009, the The Niagara Age-Friendly Community Initiative (2010-2013) was supported by funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation to [...]
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04, 2013
Promising Practices to Help Children and Youth who have been Exposed to Violence
Children and youth in challenging contexts, both in Canada and overseas, face common threats to their mental health that can [...]
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03, 2013
The Niagara Region Domestic Violence Report Card: Supplementary Report
This second Supplementary Report is meant to continue the process of highlighting changes that have occurred since ‘The System Matters’ [...]
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02, 2013
Niagara Regional Police Services: 2012 Annual Report
The Niagara Regional Police Service is dedicated to serving and protecting residents and visitors within the Regional Municipality of Niagara. [...]
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01, 2013
Researching Health in Ontario Communities: Findings from our First Communities (Port Colborne and Welland)
This report provides a description of the overall Researching Health in Ontario Communities (RHOC) project and outlines methods and results [...]
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07, 2012
Living in Niagara 2011: 12 Sectors, 13 Overall Opportunities Suggested for Action, and 65 Suggested Action Steps
The following are overall action areas identified in the Living in Niagara – 2011 report, and suggested in interviews with [...]
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06, 2012
The Niagara Region Domestic Violence Report Card 2011/2012: The System Matters
This is the second Niagara Region Domestic Violence Report Card. This resource is also included in the Sustainable Niagara Action Database. [...]
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12, 2011
Collective Impact
Large-scale social change requires broad cross-sector coordination, yet the social sector remains focused on the isolated intervention of individual organizations. This [...]
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11, 2011
Living in Niagara Report
This report maps indicators of the vitality of the community of Niagara. It identifies significant trends providing insights into issues [...]
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07, 2011
Niagara Community Human Services Plan
Niagara's Community Human Services Plan provides a framework for identifying the current and future human services and supports that Niagara [...]
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03, 2011
Niagara Prosperity Initiative Neighbourhood Mapping Tool
Use this interactive map to explore demographics, indicators, community resources and projects within the 12 municipalities of the Niagara region. [...]
