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Job Summary Integration Psychotherapy Services is interested in partnering with an established professional, on a contract basis, who is interested in supporting 1-2 clients per week to start. Integration Psychotherapy Service will refer the clients to the successful candidate. The successful candidate will schedule appointments directly with the client and the session will take place at Integration Psychotherapy Service office. The successful candidate will bill Integration Psychotherapy Service an agreed percentage for each counselling session. This position is ideal for someone who is building their own practise or would like to increase the number of clients they currently support. The successful candidate must exhibit values and ethics that align with Integration Psychotherapy Services’. This practise prides itself on a willingness to transparently relate to clients without hiding behind a professional or personal façade; it offers...

To learn more about working at United Way, check out our website http://unitedwayem.ca/about-us/careers/     Position Description  Reporting to the Director of Development, the Development Assistant will provide administrative support for all Campaign and Cabinet activities.  Primary Responsibilities Manage a comprehensive donor-centric recognition process, ensuring that activities are logged into database; complete mail merges   Coordinate Campaign Cabinet and Development Team meetings (using virtual platforms), agendas, calendar invitations, minutes, meeting materials, logistics, technology etc. Provide calendar management to the Director, Development Prepare documents to support development functions, e.g., letters, registration materials, nametags, reports, training materials  Collate stewardship packages, which will include extracting and collating data for use in briefing notes and reports Work with the Database Administrator to ensure...

Are you interested in Ontario politics? Are you a recent university graduate? The Ontario Legislature Internship Program (OLIP) is a 10-month, non-partisan, paid internship offered to recent university graduates.   The Ontario Legislature Internship Programme was established in 1975 and is administered by the Canadian Political Science Association (CPSA) and supported by a financial grant from the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. OLIP is a non-partisan organization and is not associated with the Government of Ontario or with any political party.   The Programme is designed to provide backbench Members of Provincial Parliament with highly qualified staff. In addition to providing practical experience in the daily workings of the Ontario Legislature, OLIP provides interns the opportunity to supplement their university training through regular academic discussions and by writing an academic paper on a topic of their choice. Interns also visit other...