Guiding Circles
| Définition | Description | |
|---|---|---|
1. Title of Initiative |
Title or name as specified in official documentation, e.g. funding contract | Guiding Circles |
| 2. Provider | Name of organisation responsible for delivering the initiative | The Aboriginal Human Resource Council delivers training nationally, and then the host organizations vary to include educators, employment centres, and other community groups. |
| 3. Sponsor | Name of organisation responsible for funding the initiative | Aboriginal Human Resource Council, AHRC |
| 4. Date Commenced | Month and year (if known) when the initiative first came into operation | May, 2003 |
| 5. Date ended | If this initiative is not longer in operation, please give the month and year when it came to an end, if known. | |
| 6. Targeted Audience | Is the initiative aimed at specific groups, or is it more general in application? Please specify any demographic or employee groups being targeted. | All school leaver categories Original target group was Aboriginal people, current target group includes high school student, adults in transition or the unemployed. |
| 7. Location | Is this a national initiative, or is its coverage limited to a particular region or locality? If so, please specify the region or locality covered. | National project that now has practitioners in nearly every province and territory delivering the program. |
| 8. Overview of Program | Please give a brief description of the initiative, in one or two sentences. | Guiding Circles is an Aboriginal approach to career planning. Booklet 1 conducts self-assessment and Booklet 2 develops skills for career exploration and decision making. |