Networking Tips for Teens

Networking means getting to know people; fostering relationships and creating a network of people that can lead to great opportunities. A person in your network is someone who can support you professionally or help you find opportunities to work, volunteer, gain experience or make valuable connections.   If you are looking for a job, volunteer […]

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Leadership Development: 3 Pitfalls to Avoid

Developing your leadership skills is no easy task.  At Moorelands, we know how important it is to continue to grow and develop your skills no matter where you are in your leadership journey. As you develop you will make mistakes but don’t give up! Here are three pitfalls to avoid as you develop your skills […]

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Top Five Leadership Skills All Effective Leaders Need

Becoming an effective leader requires us to master five essential skills; positivity, communication, self-awareness, confidence, and determination. Positivity characterizes most leaders; they can see the light in the darkness, find a reason to smile, to laugh, to remain passionate in the face of adversity. That kind of attitude energizes others, especially during hard times. In […]

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Why Volunteering is a Great Way to Boost Your Resume

Need relevant work experience in your industry? Need a boost on your resume? Need to build your soft skills? Need to show employers that you are the right person for the job? Then volunteer! Volunteering is an excellent way to cultivate your skills, gain experience and give yourself a resume boost.By volunteering in your work […]

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How to Write the Best Resume

Creating a resume can be a daunting task, but it is a necessary step towards employment. Moorelands youth leadership programs, Youth LED and VITAL are designed to give kids the skills they need to succeed in the future. As our programs have ended for the year and some of our participants will be looking for […]

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John Wood

“If I had deeper pockets I’d donate more but we’re getting closer to using up the old ‘Ration Book of Life’ on a fixed income. So let’s just say we’ll be there to the end.” World War II, an evacuation across the Atlantic and John Wood’s aunt Emily all had a part in introducing the […]

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The Reids

“Edna recalls fondly going by train to the camp with her children, along with others from her immediate family. One lasting memory is sneaking away to the washroom with other mothers to play euchre. Card playing, of course, was forbidden.” “I first went to the old Moorelands site in Beaverton at 3 months old,” said […]

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Kay and Walter Atkinson

“I am honoured to accept membership in the Century Club but feel I must do so on behalf of my late wife,” writes Walter Atkinson. “I would be quite happy for this account to be just about Kay.” Mention Moorelands to a young immigrant mother and chances are she won’t think Camp Kawagama but Baby […]

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Judith Mills

“The idea (to give to Moorelands at Christmas instead of giving gifts to each other) really came in memory of my mother who so loved all of her family, and who through example, taught us the value of helping others less fortunate.” “My connection to Moorelands goes back decades, to happy early memories of my […]

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Carolyn Fredenburg

Carolyn Fredenburg was just 17 when she took her first summer job as a junior counsellor at the University Settlement Camp on Gull Lake near Gravenhurst. “I saw then the difference the camping experience made to those inner-city kids,” Carolyn recalled recently when she wrote Moorelands to share her memories. “At first, they complained because […]

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Cheryle Pollock

“At Camp, I get to interact with all of the children and staff. I see miracles happen at Camp. I watch the kids learn and develop and gain independence and grow. Little things matter like kids making friends, dealing with being away from home. I see the kids connecting with others in a safe place, […]

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Eileen and Derrick Palmer

“My husband and I were really charmed and delighted that a tree has been planted as a thank you for our support. No thanks was needed as we feel so pleased when we read about the successes made with the children that so badly need reinforcement…” Garden fêtes, backyard games, clowns, ponies and high teas […]

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Pat and Alan Brookbank

“As summer residents on Kawagama Lake and supporters of Moorelands for some years, we were delighted to be invited to tour the camp and have lunch with the staff and campers. We were most impressed with the facilities and programs available to the children as well as the emphasis on building character. The enthusiasm of […]

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Diana McVitty

“Children have always had a very special place in my heart”, says Diana McVitty, a dedicated Moorelands supporter for over 65 years, “You can imagine what a joy it is for me to see the capable, dedicated and compassionate leadership at Moorelands Camp today.” Summer camp the way it was in 1942: No boats, no […]

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After-school Program Leaders

Program Leaders assist the Program Head to create a welcoming, safe and positive environment where children aged 6-12 have fun, make friends and develop life skills. They help plan and implement snack, activities, visitors and trips for 24 to 27 participants. The After-school Programs are located in Flemingdon Park or Thorncliffe Park. ________________________________________ Hours Up […]

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