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Enhanced capacity advancement program guidelines

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The Enhanced Capacity Advancement Program (ECAP) provides multi-year funding for up to three years to Alberta-based non-profit organizations with a primary mandate to build the capacity of other... More ≫

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The Enhanced Capacity Advancement Program (ECAP) provides multi-year funding for up to three years to Alberta-based non-profit organizations with a primary mandate to build the capacity of other non-profit organizations and strengthen the sector as a whole. The program guidelines includes information on eligibility requirements, funding considerations, application procedures, conditions of funding for successful applicants, and impact and financial reporting requirements.

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Occupational health and safety and the non-profit sector

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This resource provides information for non-profit organizations regarding their responsibilities under Alberta’s occupational health and safety legislation.

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Les bénévoles et les étudiantes et étudiants sont-ils des membres du personnel? renseignements sur la SST pour les employeurs et les organismes sans but lucratif

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Explique quand les étudiants et les bénévoles sont considérés comme des travailleurs en vertu de la Loi sur la santé et la sécurité au travail.

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Are volunteers and students workers? OHS information for employers and non-profit agencies

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This fact sheet explains when volunteers and students are considered to be workers under Alberta’s occupational health and safety legislation.

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Insurance toolkit for the voluntary sector : a guide for non-profits and charities

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Information to support nonprofit and charities in making decisions around insurance coverage for their organizations.

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Freedom to care : exemption to regulatory requirements fact sheet

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The Freedom to Care Act Cabinet authority to consider and grant one-time, common-sense exemptions to a regulatory requirement for non-profits performing a social good, where no other exemption... More ≫

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The Freedom to Care Act Cabinet authority to consider and grant one-time, common-sense exemptions to a regulatory requirement for non-profits performing a social good, where no other exemption mechanism exists. This document explains the new regulatory exemptions under the Act and describes how non-profits can apply for exemptions.

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Freedom to Care Act : scope of duties considerations for non-profit organizations

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There are a number of tools and resources available to help volunteers have a rewarding and productive volunteer experience. This resource provides non-profits with tools and resources to assist... More ≫

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There are a number of tools and resources available to help volunteers have a rewarding and productive volunteer experience. This resource provides non-profits with tools and resources to assist them with scope of duties, volunteer liability protections and best practices (including ones to manage risks).

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Freedom to Care Act : volunteer liability protection fact sheet

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The Freedom to Care Act gives volunteers protections from personal liability as long as they are performing their duties in good faith. This resource outlines what this means for individual... More ≫

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The Freedom to Care Act gives volunteers protections from personal liability as long as they are performing their duties in good faith. This resource outlines what this means for individual volunteers, professionals acting in their capacity as a volunteer, directors and officers of a non-profit, and non-profits themselves.

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Alberta stewardship stories : Backcountry Trail Flood Rehabilitation Program

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Describes the Backcountry Trail Flood Rehabilitation Program, which was created to help repair trails and bridges on public lands that were damaged during the 2013 floods along the eastern slopes.... More ≫

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Describes the Backcountry Trail Flood Rehabilitation Program, which was created to help repair trails and bridges on public lands that were damaged during the 2013 floods along the eastern slopes. Part of the Alberta Stewardship Stories series, which highlights the many ways Albertans have given their time and talents towards conserving the natural wonders of Alberta's land, waterways and habitats.

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Alberta stewardship stories : bringing back bull trout

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Describes two major projects undertaken in 2017 and 2018 by Trout Unlimited Canada and Alberta Environment and Parks to benefit bull trout. Part of the Alberta Stewardship Stories series, which... More ≫

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Describes two major projects undertaken in 2017 and 2018 by Trout Unlimited Canada and Alberta Environment and Parks to benefit bull trout. Part of the Alberta Stewardship Stories series, which highlights the many ways Albertans have given their time and talents towards conserving the natural wonders of Alberta's land, waterways and habitats.

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