Mentorship Network for Comprehensive Community Planners
Comprehensive community planning (CCP) is a form of holistic, community-driven planning that covers all aspects of community and lays out a vision and goals for the long term. This inclusive, long-term planning process involves research and analysis, as well as meaningful community engagement.
FNPSS recognizes the importance of supporting those working as CCP coordinators in their communities by providing learning, training and networking opportunities, as well as one-on-one mentorship support and regular opportunities to connect as a group.
You can learn more about CCP Mentorship at www.comprehensivecommunityplanning.org.
BC CCP CoP
The Comprehensive Community Planning (CCP) Community of Practice is a free monthly drop-in session for CCP coordinators, community-based CCP committee members, and CCP mentors to gather, skill-build, celebrate successes, and problem-solve challenges about their CCP planning processes together through Nation-to-Nation relationships.
The BC CCP Community of Practice is a great way to get to know other CCP practitioners and hear stories of how different First Nations are approaching their CCP work. Each CCP Community of Practice session has a theme and includes time for a check-in, a short training session related to the monthly theme, and time for small group conversations in breakout rooms.
Visit the Events Calendar to find out when the next BC CCP Community of Practice is scheduled.
If you are interested in becoming a CCP mentor or mentee or have questions about the Mentorship Network, please contact mentorship@fnps.ca.
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🎓 Deadline Extended: Apply for the BC First Nations Public Service Scholarship! 🎓
Applications are now open until October 28, 2024. Submit your application for this opportunity to enhance your skills and contribute to your community!
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In partnership with the Local Government Management Association of British Columbia, this scholarship can be used for credit or non-credit programs at accredited post-secondary institutions!
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🌲The First Nations - Local Government Land Use Planning Workshop is happening Nov. 12-14, 2024 in Campbell River.
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Last chance to register! Band Managers, CAOs, and Executive Directors—are you ready to strengthen your skills in governance and administration? The Foundations of First Nations Administration (FFNA) is back starting this October. This 9-week hybrid course covers key topics like Human Resources, Financial Fundamentals, and Economic Development, with expert facilitators and inspiring keynote speakers.
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Today, September 30th, 2024, we recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
This day is to reflect on the trauma inflicted by Residential Schools, honour the survivors, and grieve the children who never returned to our communities. Our offices are closed today, and we will reopen on Tuesday, October 1st.
For those who need support, the IRSSS has a 24-hour crisis line available: 1-866-925-4419.
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