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The two interns Jake Impey and Jorgia Doucet will work the the partner organization, Ka Ni Kanichihk as part of a work/study program designed to teach the students of the University of Winnipeg the importance of urban city care and promoting social change in the form of participating in growing communities. This proposal will benefit all the parties involved, as well as the interns. Ka Ni Kanichihk will benefit from the communication and collaboration skills the interns can provide. The Canadian government will contribute to the social, cultural and economic
health and well being of inner-city and indigenous residents, giving children in those families the care they need to become active members that will, one day, serve the country.
Shauna MacKinnon
Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc.
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University of Winnipeg
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