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You may require latest version of Adobe Flash Player to view the following presentations. Adobe recommends that all Flash Player users upgrade to the most recent version of the player through the Player Download Center to take advantage of security updates. Latest: NCLB Presentation to Community Protectives Services Committee - February 15, 2012

1. Community Engagement Process         This presentation is the most simplified version of the community action process to make it easy for the community members to view and follow the basic steps to neighbourhood level development.             This documentary captures the steps followed, the results achieved, the challenges faced and the lessons learned from a successful community capacity building initiative in several neighbourhoods in Ottawa.             This presentationThis presentation shows NCLB concept and approach in a broader context and explains various phases of implementing the NCLB strategy development process at the neighbourhood level.            2. Community Development Framework (CDF) Introduction         This presentation is a quick introduction to the City of Ottawa's Community Development Framework (CDF). The Framework brings together funders, community organizations, residents, researchers and city services to share information and leverage opportunities to support neighbourhood-based initiatives in a strategic and coordinated fashion. Click here to see larger graphic. See detailed background of CDF here.            3. Cadre de développement communautaire (CDC) Français         This presentation gives a quick overview of the Community Development Framework (CDF) in French. Click here to see larger graphic.            4. Why NCLB matters?         Click to view.                5. Presentation to Photo Voice Forum Feb 21, 2008         NCLB scope and how Univ. Of Ottawa Neighbourhood profiling project dovetails with NCLB. – February 21, 2007. This presentation tot he Photo Voice forum shows how the neighbourhood profiles done by the Univ. of Ottawa will help other communities replicate the NCLB strategi cplanning process.                6. Latest news Report     Lunch of Neighbourhood in Banff Community – September 29, 2007. The community reached a new milestone and achieved a long awaited objective of the NCLB by establishing a Neighborhood Watch with distinction. OPS Chief and Superintendent were present at the occasion. Watch the report            7. Flipping book intro to NCLB     A Model of Community Mobilisation –NCLB is a classic example of mobilizing the community and engaging residents with various service providers for social development and crime prevention at the same time. It helps the police in establishing trust and communication channels with at-promise communities. At the same time, it provides other service providers an opportunity to effectively deliver their services. As a whole this approach addresses to basic determinants of health. Start presentation               8. Where crime prevention is the priority     This concise flash presentation gives a detailed description of the concept, approach, various phases, core components and main principles of the No Community Left Behind Initiative applied where crime prevention is a priority. We have developed this presentation for sharing information and lessons learned with those who might be interested in applying the NCLB approach for crime prevention through social development. The file will take a moment to download. Start presentation               9. Comprehensive presentation     This comprehensive flash presentation gives all the details mentioned in presentation # 6 above. However, you will also view comments of all stakeholders on various phases and components of the initiative as the presentation unfolds. Start presentation               10. Testimonials   Views of the community members, partner agencies and elected represtnatives about the concept, approach and success of NCLB in crime prevention through communty engagement and social development -- all leading to addressing the basic determinants of health. See comments         11. Ottawa Police Service 2006 Activity Report   - OPS 2006 Activity Report - "Banff-ledbury take back their community."            12. Presentation to the City of Ottawa   This presentation was made to the senior managers of the City of Ottawa on May 08, 2007. Thr first five pages were shown as an introduction to the scope of the NCLB approach before presentating parts of the concise presentation. The last five pages summarises Ottawa Police Service Perspective. Start Presentation (Please allow a little while to download)

 

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