represents. Brittany was a wealth of knowledge for the other’s to learn from and found herself taking on many leadership roles within the project. Final thoughts from Brittany…….”Being a CAM Rep helped me overcome my shyness and fear of public speaking. I really enjoyed traveling to different conferences and training because it gave me the opportunity to see new places, gain more knowledge, meet new people and obtain certificates. I would recommend the program to youth because it helps you break out of your shell and grow as an individual. Also, you gain valuable knowledge and certificates for future jobs.” Training & Conferences Attended: Assembly of First Nations Youth Summit CEPS Training (Cultural, Economic, Political, Social) Honoring Men in the Circle Conference Family Violence Implications Training First Aid/CPR Training (Standard C) A.F.O.A National Conference Circling Buffalo Orientation Aboriginal Community Warrior Training Brandy Swampy Opaskwayak Cree Nation Mentor – Patricia Dorion and Caroline Ducharme All through the project Brandy was placed at the Swampy Cree Tribal Council office on the Opaskwayak Cree Nation. Bandy also acquired mentorship from Patricia Dorion, Manager of Social Development and Social Advisor Caroline Ducharme. During her employment Brandy displayed great administrative support in the SCTC office. She took on many roles within the organization when called upon. Some of the duties given to Brandy were: answering phone calls and taking messages, data collection, write up cheque requisitions for travel advances, make travel arrangements and many other tasks. Brandy was a valuable asset to the project and assisted in many different ways. Final thoughts from Brandy…….”What I really liked about the CAM Rep group was meeting new people and going to different places.”
represents. Brittany was a wealth of knowledge for the other’s to learn from and found herself taking on many leadership roles within the project. Final thoughts from Brittany…….”Being a CAM Rep helped me overcome my shyness and fear of public speaking. I really enjoyed traveling to different conferences and training because it gave me the opportunity to see new places, gain more knowledge, meet new people and obtain certificates. I would recommend the program to youth because it helps you break out of your shell and grow as an individual. Also, you gain valuable knowledge and certificates for future jobs.” Training & Conferences Attended: Assembly of First Nations Youth Summit CEPS Training (Cultural, Economic, Political, Social) Honoring Men in the Circle Conference Family Violence Implications Training First Aid/CPR Training (Standard C) A.F.O.A National Conference Circling Buffalo Orientation Aboriginal Community Warrior Training Brandy Swampy Opaskwayak Cree Nation Mentor – Patricia Dorion and Caroline Ducharme All through the project Brandy was placed at the Swampy Cree Tribal Council office on the Opaskwayak Cree Nation. Bandy also acquired mentorship from Patricia Dorion, Manager of Social Development and Social Advisor Caroline Ducharme. During her employment Brandy displayed great administrative support in the SCTC office. She took on many roles within the organization when called upon. Some of the duties given to Brandy were: answering phone calls and taking messages, data collection, write up cheque requisitions for travel advances, make travel arrangements and many other tasks. Brandy was a valuable asset to the project and assisted in many different ways. Final thoughts from Brandy…….”What I really liked about the CAM Rep group was meeting new people and going to different places.”
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