Centre of Excellence Model
Includes engagement/action research and the collation and analysis of empirical evidence. Provides the foundation for creating resources, articulating best practice, and contributing to public policy processes.
Primary Audience:
- Political Leaders, Policy Makers, Funders
- Advocacy Organizations & Coalitions
- Service Providers
Key Activities & Deliverables:
- Research – generation & analysis (e.g. community voice & policy needs)
- Report, Articles & Policy Briefs
- Forums, Gatherings
These resources, generated in response to research, are shared via on-line platforms and a provincial lending library of curriculum materials.
Primary Audience:
Aboriginal Early Years (AEY) & Early Years (EV) Professionals & Students
Other Service Providers (e.g. health, education, social work)
Parents/Caregivers
Academics & Faculty
Key Activities & Deliverables:
Research – generation & analysis (e.g. resource needs)
Resource Materials (reports, briefs, summaries, guidelines, etc.)
Database/Information Portal, including Discussion Forums
Reference Services
Research and resources serve as the foundation for developing and implementing a range of Education & Training products and experiences.
Primary Audience:
AEY & EV Professionals & Students
Other Service Providers (e.g. health, education, social work)
Parents/Caregivers
Key Activities & Deliverables:
Conferences
Train the Trainer
Workshops, Information Sessions, Webinars
Community & Organizational Consultations
Research, resources and training are strengthened when integrated with direct services to Aboriginal children and families, providing quality demonstration and learning sites.
Primary Audience:
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Children, Parents & Caregivers
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IELCC Programs
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Community members
Key Activities & Deliverables:
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Early Learning & Child Care
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Outreach
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Parent Education & Training Programs
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Self-Help/Mutual Aid Programs
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Funding
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Accessing Services
