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The Centre is currently developing projects that provide opportunities for involvement of faculty and students in community-based research and community service-learning. These projects are summarized here, with the details below:

Details:      

• Lu's: A Pharmacy for Women(Downtown East side): participate in developing evaluation framework and in data collection on the demonstrating value project 

• Health Literacy  framework:  Be involved with a range of partners who are working to create a provincial strategy for Health Literacy 

• Alcohol and Drug Education Services: (Port Coquitlam) 
  • Working with sports groups on drug awareness education
  • Assistance with parent education groups regarding drug/alcohol use prevention 

• Tri-Cities Intercultural Workplace Project 
  • Assist with development of an evaluation framework for the project. Involves development of tools, collection, analysis and interpretation of data 
  •  Can involve successive groups of students for a semester over the length of the project (Jan 2010 - February 2011) 

• Crossroads Hospice Society: (Tri-Cities):
  • Group of students to create a story/documentation of the creation and work of the hospice
  • Assist with the translation of materials used by the society
  • International: potential projects in Nepal, or Vietnam
  • Potential research projects:
    • What are the current bereavement services provided in community and what is needed?
    • Effect of music therapies in the bereavement process
    • Death and dying from a variety of cultural perspectives
    • Barriers to access services and information
    • What other labyrinths are around, how are they used? What are their benefits

• New View Society (Tri-Cities)/ City of Port Coquitlam
  • work with New View and Tri Cities Homelessness Task force on homelessness: see http://www.portcoquitlam.ca/Dynamic/Page4558.aspx  see also the Port Coquitlam plan for ending homelessness: the Homes for Good Plan at http://www.homesforgood.ca/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/Homes-For-Good-Society-FINAL-REPORT_v1-1-Oct-2009.pdf

   

• City of Coquitlam: Parks and Leisure Services:
  • Potential to conduct a health/ fitness/recreation fair for seniors