Building a Community Partnership Network

Building a Community Partnership Network – Key to Open the Door of Community Collaboration

The importance of networking and sharing cannot be measured in usual ways, however it is vital for community development initiatives.

Some communities have very well established partnership networks and others are just beginning to think about building one.

This session will provide background on local successful partnership tables including starting principles, and key pieces that keep the tables vibrant and relevant in the community.

The session will be interactive so please come prepared that there will be facilitated participant involvement, and have a pen and paper handy for specific work within the session.

A ZOOM link will be emailed to you prior to the start of the workshop.

Andrea Parker will facilitate this session.

Andrea is a Dietitian currently working at the Nova Scotia Health Authority as a Community Health Board Coordinator from 2014 to present. Andrea completed her Nutrition degree and Integrated Internship Program at Acadia University in 2003. In 2013 she graduated with her Masters of Adult Education Degree from St. FX. After working in long term care and clinically Andrea decided she wanted to take a greater role in community health and health promotion – Upstream work. Outside of work Andrea along with her husband and kids are just finished building their first home outside Windsor.