Aboriginal Human Resource Development Administrator
Aboriginal Human Resource Development Administrator
Aboriginal Human Resource Development Administrator
Aboriginal Human Resource Development Administrator

Training Providers

The three principal training institutes that AHRDA office works with are:

Native Women's Association
Academy of Learning Self-taught Computer Diplomas
Aurora College-Trades Certificates and Diplomas

Projects

An ongoing project continues at the Native Women's Association and that is to attract both male and female students. To date, we have had much success in recruiting students. We have given students peer counseling and have developed a drug and alcohol group. The group has commenced and is very successful.

Staff Training and Professional Developement

During this period a representative from Native Women's Association attended an AHRDA National Strategy Conference in Vancouver on May 24^th to May 27^th, 2004. It was very informative for anyone who wished to start his or her own business.

General Operations and Program Manager

General operations include assisting walk-in clients with tasks related to letter/resume writing, computer operations, fax and telephone usage. Record and maintain client files, help clients complete application forms, explore employment and educational opportunities and basic office duties. The coordinator for AHRDA is available for the students and clients questions and needs.

April 2004 to Novmber 2004 Stastics

200 clients served. This figure includes the students who attended class on a full-time basis at the Native Women's Association and walk-in clients.

54 single parents utilized AHRDA's services during this period. AHRDA assisted these clients with telephone, fax and computer related needs. Other services provided are personal guidance in areas such as "how to obtain personal identification and housing accomodations". AHRDA does its best to accomodate clients and students alike.

AHRDA assisted 45 youth during this period. Again, the majority of service was telephone, fax, and computer assistance.

25 disabled clients accessed AHRDA's services. These services include fax, telephone, computer and photocopying.

According to AHRDA's statistics, only 7 EI clients used our services.

27 Income Support clients used AHRDA's services.

1 client is presently being sponsored by AHRDA. With an increase in funding, it is anticipated that AHRDA will sponsor more students in the near future.

AHRDA's records report that 35 employed clients have accessed resources available at the Native Women's Association during this period.

200 non HRDC clients are supported by AHRDA.

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