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By connecting with resources in the community, life becomes easier. The resources connected here can help you with getting help when you need it and just connecting with people who may have similar interests, challenges, and goals.
Stepping out of school can be a little daunting at times. There are so many choices to make and so many things to do. The resources here can help you set some goals to get started in the world of work, from setting goals to building your resume, to connecting with employers, and acing that interview, these resources can help with every step of the way.
Headed to post-secondary? The resources connected here can help to navigate the shift. You will find resources to find scholarships and help with navigating the supports for students with special needs.
Volunteering is an important component to community building. Through volunteering, you can try on different skills that may lead you to future career choices, make connections to resources in a community and make great friends along the way. In addition, you not only require 40 community involvement hours if your desired goal is an OSSD, but also, many post-secondary programs require community involvement experience as a prerequisite. Whatever the reason you are choosing to get involved, volunteering in the community can be very fulfilling. The MDHS site can provide you with a copy of the tracking form and a site with a variety of opportunities to volunteer. Check it out by clicking the link.
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