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La Trobe University appoints lead for $200m campaign

Following an extensive national recruitment process, Margo Powell has been appointed as La Trobe University's chief advancement officer to drive fundraising.

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Chief Advancement Officer appointed to role

Chief Advancement Officer appointed to role
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Province tabs $600K for intellectual disabilities employment project – Winnipeg Free Press

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Pay increase for disability support workers should stabilize workforce, province says

The provincial government held a news conference Tuesday to provide further details about the $104 million in new funding for disability services announced in the March 7 budget, including more than $80 million to increase support workers' pay.

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Low pay leads to 'revolving door' of adult support workers in Manitoba, mom says

Widespread staff shortages at agencies serving adults with intellectual disabilities is leading to high turnover, program cutbacks and long waits for services.

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Disability advocates say Manitoba day program gaps leave many behind through pandemic

Day programs gave Manitobans with intellectual disabilities routine and a community before the pandemic. But they've been closed on and off due to pandemic restrictions, and new prioritization criteria means some people haven't been able to attend their programs in nearly two years.

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200 Manitobans with intellectual disabilities, sensory issues still waiting for COVID-19 vaccine

Advocates for adults with intellectual disabilities in Manitoba are calling on the province to vaccinate about 200 people who can’t leave their homes and are still waiting for their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.

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QUT Giving Day raises $1.2 million

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QUT Giving Day raises $1.2 million
QUT’s 2021 Giving Day has raised more than $1.2 million, thanks to generous QUT alumni, staff and supporters who have backed a range of student scholarships, research projects, and education and community initiatives.
The event is the university’s major fundraiser of the year and was held on May 20.
Last-minute donations are still coming in, with the tally (as of May 25) now at $1,239,329.
Giving Day’s biggest donor was Dr Greg Creed – a QUT alumnus who gave $225,000 to support QUT’s Indigenous Chair in Creative Industries.
Dr Creed is a QUT Business School alumnus, a former CEO of Taco Bell and Yum! Brands, and long-time supporter of QUT.

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Change someone's life - and world - on QUT Giving Day

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Change someone’s life – and world – on QUT Giving Day
Stephanie Bellina knows first-hand the life-changing impact public generosity can have on someone’s life … and how supporters of this year’s QUT Giving Day on May 20 can make a difference to students’ education, as well as vital research and community programs.
Back in 2014, as a 17-year-old from the small Queensland town of Childers, Stephanie moved to Brisbane and embarked on her university studies at QUT with the help of a $5000 scholarship funded by donors.
“The Learning Potential Fund helped me realise my dream of studying at university and now I’m a registered nurse,” she said.

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PROVINCE INVESTING MORE THAN $21 MILLION TO INCREASE ACCESSIBILITY AND ENHANCE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR MANITOBANS WITH DISABILITIES

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New Investments Will Support Barrier-Free Services, Improve Service Delivery and Protection for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities: Squires
The province is supporting accessibility and greater protection for Manitobans living with disabilities through a new $20-million endowment fund that will provide grants to municipalities, businesses and organizations to help eliminate barriers to their services, Families Minister Rochelle Squires announced today.
“Our government is committed to ensuring services throughout the province are accessible and inclusive,” said Squires. “This investment will enable businesses, municipalities and organizations to make changes needed to ensure the services, goods and supports they provide are easily available to all Manitobans.”

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