Our mandate is to assist rural Manitoba residents. In particular, those who are unemployed, under-employed or at risk of becoming unemployed, to prepare for, find, and maintain employment by providing a variety of short-term, employment-related services. โ
PRAIRIE SKILLS INC
Guiding Philosophy
To realize sustainable community development in three primary aspects:
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Preservation of Heritage
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Education and Training (skill development)
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Support for and Enhancement of Rural Lifeways and Culture
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These goals imply...
Expanding the local job market
Managing the development of real property
Mobilizing capital for viable projects
Adapting to changing community needs
PRAIRIE SKILLS INC
Prairie Skills Inc is dedicated to people development through the operation of enterprises that are economically sound, socially productive, personally satisfying and environment.
Prairie Skills Inc upholds viability and sustainability to be the fundamental criteria to guide and evaluate its activities and holds innovation to be the primary tool in its development work.
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HERITAGE
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Fix up the old Fieldstone Building.
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Help the community to preserve and interpret its historic resouces.
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Get museum displays and community archives development underway.
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Focus pioneer technology and arts.
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Celebrate our history.
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CULTURE
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Display and market local works of art and handicrafts.
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Support and promote the performing arts.
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Develop tourism relative to culture activity in the community.
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Provide a place for the on-going enjoyment of the arts including instruction facilities.
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TRAINING
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Offer courses to meet identified regional needs and desires.
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Deliver programs that can be co-sponsored with other institutions.
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Provide counselling and consultancy services
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To promote job development.
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Develop a supporting resource bank.
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BOARD MEMBERS
- Cathey Day
- Laurie Croweโ
- Marg Whetter
- Jeremy Wilkinson
- Sarah Lehman
- Tanis Hall
- Karen Sunaert
- Joanne Bolduc
- Bev Goethals
- Ray Foxworthy
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