“It is though a whole new world has opened up for (the students)… I would like to thank you for providing this experience.”

– Principal, Polson School

It takes a village to a raise a child. For Career Trek, this village includes dozens of supporters to whom we are extremely grateful.

Career Trek Funding Partners

General

 

Phase 1 Program

Funded by the Province of Manitoba:

Private Foundations: 

School Divisions:

 

 

Phase 2 Project

Funded by the Province of Manitoba:


 

The ‘M’ Project

Funded by the Province of Manitoba:

Private Foundations:

School Division: 

 

Westman Project

Funded by the Province of Manitoba:


The Canadian Scholarship Trust Foundation

 

Children Rising Program

Funded by the Province of Manitoba:

Private Foundations:

School Division:

 

Career Trek In-kind Partners

Assiniboine Community College

Brandon University

Manitoba Emergency Services College

Red River College

University of Manitoba

The University of Winnipeg

Career Trek Program Partners

Core Program

Red River College:

The University of Winnipeg:

University of Manitoba:

Stevenson Aviation

Winnipeg Technical College

St. Boniface Research Centre

Health Sciences Centre

Canadian Scholarship Trust Foundation

Youth Parliament of Manitoba

Lincoln Learning Systems Inc.

Manitoba Aerospace Human Resources Council 

Mini-University and Sport Camps

SEED Winnipeg

Seine River School Division:

Seven Oaks School Division:

River East-Transcona School Division:

Louis Riel School Division:

Winnipeg School Division:

Phase 2 Project 

Prairie Theatre Exchange (Theatre)

Red River College - Princess Street Campus (Broadcast Journalism & Broadcast Radio)

Red River College - Stevenson Aviation Campus (Aerospace) 

CancerCare Manitoba & School of Radiation Therapy (Radiation Therapy)

Standard Aero, Boeing Aerospace, ACS-NAI Limited, Manitoba Aerospace-MAHRC

University of Manitoba (Engineering)

Technical Vocational High School (Culinary Arts & Photography)

 

Children Rising (Apinochek Pasaquok) Program

Skownan First Nation

SEED Winnipeg

Housing and Student Life-University of Manitoba

University of Manitoba Women’s Basketball Program

E.V.O.L.V.E. Athletics

Youth Parliament of Manitoba

Mountain View School Division:

Frontier School Division:

University of Manitoba:

Red River College:

Winnipeg Technical College:

Pembina Trails School Division:

Manitoba Model Forest Inc.

Oak Hammock Marsh Interpretive Centre

Assiniboine Park Zoo

Camp Manitou

Westman Project 

Brandon University:

Assiniboine Community College:

Manitoba Emergency Services College:

First Nation Communities:

Shilo Family Resource Centre
(CFB) Shilo

Parkwest School Division:

Prairie Spirit School Division:

Southwest Horizon School Division:

Rolling River School Division:

Turtle Mountain School Division:

Fort La Bosse School Division:

The ‘M’ Project

Adolescent Parent Centre

Winnipeg School Division:

University of Manitoba:

University of Winnipeg:

Winnipeg Technical College:

Booth College

South Winnipeg Family Information Centre

Child & Family All Nations Coordinated Response Network

University of Manitoba Aboriginal Student Recruitment

Technical Vocational High School (Food Services)

 

Last updated: February 15, 2012

OUR PARTNERS

In Their Own Words

“The positive experience that these students have during their programming make post-secondary education real to them and their lives. Staying in school, continuing their education and pursuing their career aspirations become a concrete part of their lives and their plans.

Career Trek, through its involvement with the students’ local communities and schools and with their parents on ‘family days,’ attempts to build and informed support network that focuses on making college/university education a viable option for these youth.

Our social and economic health as a city and a province depends upon an educated citizenry. Reaching out to at-risk youth in concrete ways that increase the likelihood of their continuing with their education is essential if we are to have the educated people we need for the knowledge-based economy of today. Career Trek is a unique and successful means of accomplishing this important task. It deserves our support.” – Vice-President, Training Enterprises

“Career Trek has made a difference in the lives of many children. The program is very worthwhile and has provided many children with opportunities to engage in activities that are educational and fun!” – Active Living Coordinator for the Recreation and Wellness promotion branch for Culture, Heritage and Tourism

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