Associations near Matlock MB (522 Result(s))

the MDHAThe Manitoba Dental Hygienists Association (MDHA), established in 1966, is an organization representing dental hygienists from across Manitoba. It is administered by an executive director and a volunteer executive and committee.Our Vision is:To be the collective voice of Manitoba Dental Hygienists in promoting the profession, cultivating partnerships with member-owners and other stakeholders, and empowering our member-owners for the good of the profession and the public.The Mission of the MDHA is:To advocate and promote the profession of Dental Hygiene; represent our member-owners, encourage lifelong learning and evidence based practice; and provide education and health promotion to the public. This includes:Acting as the collective voice, resource, and advocacy body for Dental HygienistsProviding professional development and social networking opportunitiesEncouraging continued growth and development of the professionCreating public awareness of the profession of Dental HygieneProviding opportunities for health promotion, education, and community outreac

The Mining Association of Manitoba advocates for the collective interests of Manitoba's mining industry and the advancement of the sector through education and collaboration with our industry members, government, Aboriginal and other stakeholders.

Seven Oaks Teachers' Association 375 Jefferson Avenue Winnipeg, MB R2V 0N3 204.985.6120 Welcome!The Seven Oaks Teachers' Association represents the almost 900 teachers and administrators in the Seven Oaks School Division in Winnipeg, Manitoba.On this site, you will find links to our Collective Agreement, to PD Information, to Insurance forms, as well as to Workplace Safety & Health information, links to our Publications, to our Council and to your elected Executive. Enjoy!

Sandy Bay Child and Family Services believes that all children have the right to grow up in a safe and nurturing family environment, free from child abuse

The Manitoba Ozone Protection Association has achieved overwhelming success both in the public's eye and that of industry and governments across Canada. Surely in part, this has been due to the millions of dollars that were spent and invested by Manitoba industry to provide employee training and new equipment installations. This, in an effort to ensure compliance with the requirements of the Manitoba regulation. A good indication of the success of the program is the decrease that has been noted by wholesalers and suppliers in the purchase of virgin ODS's.Each of the prime objectives training & education, outreach, membership and liaison activities together with the activities related to the development and implementation have been highlighted in this report and can be detailed in further by contacting Mark Miller at MOPIA.

Children are our GiftsSagkeeng Child and Family Services is one of 10 agencies in the Southern First Nations Network of Care providing provincially mandated services. We believe that children are our gifts and as a community, it is our responsibility to guarantee their physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs. We provide a variety of services built on the principles of honesty, respect, kindness, trust, humility and courage. We welcome your comments anytime.

For over 25 years the Manitoba Association of Native Firefighters has been providing assistance to First Nation Communities throughout Manitoba. Training, Emergency Management, Workshops, Education are only the beginning of the services that we provide First Nations. For a Short Time when you purchase MANFF T-Shirts receive a $5.00 discount and a Kick Cancer pin! We have limited number of items on hand. Proceeds of the purchases go toward Cancer Care Manitoba or the Alzheimer's Society of Manitoba.