CCVO News

In the not so distant future it will be essential for nonprofit employers to engage under-represented labour supply pools in order to meet their workforce needs. The Calgary HR Initiative will be partnering with Viable Calgary to develop a Workforce Inclusion Plan for Calgary's Nonprofit Sector.

Senior Policy Analyst Kim Mustard has returned to CCVO from maternity leave. Kim leads our policy and government relations work by identifying emerging public policy issues at all three levels of government and developing and implementing strategic responses. She also monitors external research activities related to the voluntary sector and identifies areas of research and investigation for CCVO.

The deadline to participate in the Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations (CCVO) Economic Climate Survey of Alberta’s Nonprofits & Charities is Friday, May 14.

Calgary and area nonprofits have an opportunity to participate in a consulting project,

CCVO is looking for an adaptable individual to fill the position of Policy Analyst.

Thank you to our 440 CCVO members for your continued support. You are vital to our work in giving voice to the nonprofit and voluntary sector. As you know, memberships expired on April 30, 2010.

Thank you to our 440 CCVO members for your continued support. You are vital to our work in giving voice to the nonprofit and voluntary sector.

In honour of Volunteer Week, the CCVO survey report "Stretched to the Limit" was tabled by Teresa Woo-Paw, MLA for Calgary-Mackay, in the Alberta Legislature. Her April 21st introductory statement can be found on Pages 889-890 of the Alberta Hansard.

The Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations (CCVO), with the support of colleague organizations from across the province, is once again taking a quick "temperature check" of Alberta's nonprofit and voluntary sector. Click here to take the survey and find out more information about it.