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ASCEND Program Info Sessions

Join IONS for an ASCEND info session designed for employers to learn about the program and ask any questions you have about participation!

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  • Image principale de ASCEND Cohort 3 Drop-in Info Session: Halifax

    ASCEND Cohort 3 Drop-in Info Session: Halifax

    Thu, Feb 19, 11:00 AM

    Gratuit

  • Image principale de ASCEND Cohort 3 Drop-in Info Session: Dartmouth

    ASCEND Cohort 3 Drop-in Info Session: Dartmouth

    Wed, Feb 11, 11:30 AM

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  • Image principale de ASCEND Cohort 3: Virtual Info Session

    ASCEND Cohort 3: Virtual Info Session

    Thu, Feb 5, 1:00 PM AST

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Located in Mi’kmaki, Impact Organizations of Nova Scotia (IONS) connects, supports, and advocates for Nova Scotia’s Community Impact Sector. Celebrating 10 years of promoting a healthy, sustainable sector, IONS (formerly the Community Sector Council of Nova Scotia) is one of 14 Industry Sector Councils funded by the Nova Scotia Government Department of Labour, Skills, and Immigration (LSI). In service of the Community Impact Sector, IONS’ role is to address sector workforce challenges, to build capacity within organizations, and to increase access to expertise, opportunities, and resources. IONS provides skill building and learning opportunities, network connections, and support for impact organizations.Over the past few years, our focus has evolved and expanded to fully embrace our role championing the Community Impact Sector— voicing and amplifying the vital services and work of impact organizations. With systemic issues and major social challenges facing those living in Nova Scotia, we recognize the crucial and urgent need for a more just, equitable, and community-driven approach to re-envisioning our society. IONS is more determined than ever to highlight the need for the Community Impact Sector as a balancing force for social good and positive change.