Social Finance Task Force Seeking Endorsements of Final Report Initiative to build momentum, spark national dialogue to enhance the possibilities for impact investing The Canadian Task Force on Social Finance (TFSF) is asking the public and organizations to welcome, endorse or provide feedback on its recently released report on how to build a robust social finance marketplace in Canada. Read MoreAI Igniting New Energy, Bold Plans for a Better Tomorrow Established institution representatives, worldwide stakeholders, excited about possibilities LONGBOAT KEY, FLORIDA -- A recent program revealed Appreciative Inquiry (AI) igniting new energy and sparking the development of bold plans to advance personal lives, family relations, organizations, communities and the world.
Social Finance Task Force Experiencing 'Unbelievable Engagement' National network of people interested to share findings formed, says Canadian chair The most encouraging and positive aspect of the Canadian Task Force on Social Finance's process has been the "unbelievable engagement" since raising awareness of the work, says Ilse Treurnicht. Read More |
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Endorsing Social Finance Social finance could be the most important social innovation of our time. The space holds potential to cultivate many, many, responses to the most pressing, current societal questions. As a social innovation itself, social finance will enable the open-endedness necessary to catalyze a diversity of innovations.
Three weeks ago, the Canadian Task Force on Social Finance released a report that maps out a framework for moving social finance forward. While written to address the Canadian landscape, Mobilizing Private Capital for Public Good is a report we recommend to anyone contemplating the fusion of social purpose and finance. The task force is inviting endorsements of the report and as a result is continuing to build a growing community of interested organizations and individuals.
With $30 billion of social finance reportedly seeking social investment opportunities in Canada the space is clearly not to be trifled with. That being said, there is much work to be done to bring all this to bear.
The report itself states, "Our challenge now is to strengthen this emerging marketplace by mobilizing capital and putting in place the intermediary institutions, frameworks and regulations that will more efficiently connect the best people and the most innovative ideas to the private capital they need to tackle complex societal problems, create jobs and strengthen communities." Read More
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Interview Question Results in Home Launching Program LEA looking to start pilot project in new year A question Axiom News recently asked Woodland Villa life enrichment aide (LEA) Brenda McLaren sparked a chain of events, which has resulted in the OMNI Health Care-owned long-term care home preparing to launch an aqua-therapy program for residents. Read More
Morning Report Stories Document Good Work Taking Place in Long-Term Care Home's initiatives garner praise from others in sector Stories appearing daily on the Ontario Long-Term Care Association's Morning Report website can be a source of inspiration and awareness for those who work in the sector as well as external stakeholders, says Collingwood Nursing Home secretary/treasurer Robert Zober. Read More
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