Rotaract Mississauga General MeetingApril 3, 2013

AgendaMember of the Week (1 min)

Happy Quarters (5 min)

Cheque Presentation to Rape Crisis Centre (10 min)

Induction (5 min)

Singfest Update (3 min)

Club Business & Committee Updates (15 min)

In the District (5 min)

Activity (15 min)

Member of the Week

Saad! First Time Blood Donor

Happy Quarters! “If you want others to be happy, practice

compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion.”- Dalai Lama

Rape Crisis CentreLaura Dinley, Executive

Director

Sexual Assault/Rape Crisis Centre of Peel

April 3, 2013Presentation By: Laura Zilney, M.A., D.H.S., Executive Director

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Agenda

• What Does the SA/RCCP Do?• Strategic Priorities• Our New Look• Where Do We Grow From Here?• How Do I Reach You?

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What Does the SA/RCCP Do?

Mission

To be the Centre of Excellence for clinical intervention and the prevention of sexual abuse and assault. Helping survivors move from cope to hope.

Vision

A community without sexual abuse and assault.

Core Value

Acting with excellence in the best interests of our clients on behalf of the community.

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What Does the SA?RCCP Do?: Mandate

• We are a not-for profit charitable organization that operates from an anti-racist, anti-oppressive framework

• We provide clinical intervention to all survivors of recent or historical sexual abuse and/or assault who are 12 years of age or older

• The services provided at the Agency include:– 1-on-1 or family/couple/support person

counselling– Therapeutic groups– Psychoeducational workshops– 24/7 telephone crisis intervention

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Enhancing Access to Services

Implementing Evidence-based Care to Drive

Quality

Strengthening Partnerships &

Enhancing Prevention and Outreach Activities

Holding the Line – Sustaining our Achievements

Strategic Priorities

Enablers to Support Needed Change

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SA/RCCPStrategic Priorities 2013/14

Implementing Evidence-based Care

to Drive Quality

Strengthening Partnerships & Enhancing Prevention and Outreach

Activities

Holding the Line – Sustaining our Achievements

Reduce Wait Times for Services:• 100% of callers to the Crisis

Line are referred to in-person services offered at the Agency.

• 80% of clients contacting the Agency for in-person services undergo an Initial Intake Assessment within five (5) business days of first contact.

• Decrease wait times for access to care at the Agency by implementing two (2) therapy groups and four (4) workshops per quarter.

Enhancing Access to Services

Connecting the Community to Agency Services:• Increase the number of callers

accessing the Crisis Line to 5,500 per year

• Increase the number of male and youth (ages 12-18 years) callers to the Crisis Line to 20% of all callers.

Clinical Intervention is Based Upon Best Practice Standard:• 100% of callers to the Crisis Line

are assessed for suicide risk and general mental health condition through a standardized process.

• 100% of in-person clients complete mental health assessments for: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, anxiety, depression, and generalized pain.

• 80% of in-person clients have demonstrated improvement on their assessments by the end of therapy.

• 95% of audited client files are appropriately maintained.

Strengthening Partnerships with Community Organizations:• Community organizations,

including faith-based groups, are invited to provide information/training sessions to Agency staff regarding their programs and services.

Lead the Development & Implementation of a Regional Sexual Prevention Strategy:• Regional Sexual Violence

Prevention Strategy network formed, project charter developed, terms of reference finalized, strategic goals identified, and workplan developed.

• Our Youth, Our Future Program reconceptualized to align with strategic priorities of the Agency (targeting youth 12-18 years of age).

Making sure when you need crisis intervention – it’s timely, effective and compassionate.• Benchmarks

identified above are met or exceeded.

• Data from statistics analyzed, and Agency services are modified to reflect changing client needs.

Enablers to Support Needed Change: strong partnerships with community organizations, funding commitments, community engagement11

Our New Look

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Our New Look

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Where Do We Grow From Here?

• Working on publicizing our services through a newly developed website and UTube video – coming in April/May

• Coffee Connect fundraising event starting May 2, 2013

• Take Back the Night community BBQ May 10, 2013• Open House in May – Sexual Violence Awareness

Month• Rapid expansion of our school prevention program,

Our Youth, Our Future14

How Do I Reach You?

24/7 Crisis Line1-800-810-0180

Business Line:905-792-0821

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InductionCongratulations Reela!

• Audition on Youtube before May 25th

• www.singfest.ca

Next Meeting:Thursday April 11th - 7pm

Tim Hortons (Creditview and Burnhamthorpe)

Call for Auditions!!!We need 14 to 24 year olds who want to sing!!

Have any brothers or sisters in high school?

In-laws who are teachers??

Club Business & Committee Updates

President Vice President

Web Master Local Service Director

Sergeant at Arms Int’l Service Director

Secretary Social Director

Communications Director

Professional Development Director

Treasurer

Accepting Applications!

2013-14 ExecApply by May 1, 2013

General Meeting at

Acorn PlaceWednesday, April 17, 2013

7:30pm99 Acorn Place, Mississauga

Paul Harris Nomination

Nominations due May 1

Club Leadership TrainingFREE for Rotaractors

Lunch will be provided

Apr. 20, 2013 at 8:00 am – 3:00 pm

Location: Cambridge Hotel & Conference Centre700 Hespeler Road, Cambridge

Year End Gala - Save the Date!

Friday, June 14, 2013

International Service

Come on out to our next International Service Committee meeting!

Next meeting: Wednesday, April 10th @ the Clubhouse(at the combined committee meeting!)

International Committee Meeting

Local Service

Our 1st ANNUAL… BLOOD DRIVE!!!!

Mississauga Earth DayTree Planting

• CHANGED to Sunday April 21, 2013• 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.• Celebrate the life of Peter Orphanos

Memorial Service• Vic Johnston Community Centre

335 Queen Street, Mississauga(Queen St and Thomas St)

M&M Meat ShopBBQ Charity Event

A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS!!!

Captains and helps

May 11, 2013

In Mississauga locations: Streetsville and Eglinton location

Contact: Brenda McAlpine (bmcalpine@sympatico.ca) or Wendy for more details

Stay TunedAdopt-a-road cleanup in May

Adopted Queensway Road West from Mavis Road to Hurontario Street

Recruiting: Volunteers to come out over the weekend to clean up the road

Materials and uniforms will be provided

JOIN OUR TEAM!

RECRUITING MEMBERS for 12-hour overnight relay!!

When: JUNE 21

TEAM GOAL: $1200

Each person: $100

Contact: Wendy

Local Service

LOCAL IN A NUTSHELL…

Join us! Joint Committee Meeting: Wednesday, April 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the ClubhouseQuestions? Come see Wendy or email me at: wendy.li@rotaractmississauga.com

Social

Niagara Trip!

Save the date!Weekend of May 25

Professional Development

PD RetreatSaturday, May 4, 2013

Next PD MeetingWednesday, April 10th, 7:30pm

@ Clubhouse during the Combined Committee Meeting

CombinedCommittee Meeting

Wednesday, April 10 @ 7:30 p.m.

Location: Clubhouse

In the District

2013 District 7080 Conference – Looking for Leaders!

Apr. 20: Rotaract Oakville 3 on 3 Hockey TournamentMay 1: Ignite Youth Mississauga (UTM Rotaract)

Next meetingWednesday, Apr. 17, 2013

@ 7:30 p.m.

Acorn Place99 Acorn Place, Mississauga