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How are these organizations meeting or not meeting the Key Principles of AOP? 

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How are these organizations meeting or not meeting the Key Principles of AOP? 

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*Group Activity Instructions*
Each group will analyze an organization and determine if it does or does not follow each of the five key principles of AOP. Look through the webpage of the organization focusing on its mission, vision, values, programs, and approach to community work.

Assign a writer and speaker for each group. You will have 20 minutes to discuss with your group, then come back to the main room for class discussion.

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1. Critical Reflection on Self in Practice
To be able to recognize how our positioning and our sense of self may impact clients.

2. Critical Assessment of Service Users’ Experiences of Oppression
Collecting important information of clients' intersectionalities to get a better understanding of how to empower them.

3. Empowering Service Users
Finding ways to empower the individual to address interpersonal (micro) and institutional level (macro).

4. Working in Partnership
Building mutual and capacity building through solidarity and addressing social issues together.

5. Minimal Intervention
Reduce oppressive and disempowering situations. Create and implement preventative measures rather than reliance on service. Solve the systemic issue.

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Agency 1: Northwood Neighbourhood Services

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Agency 1: Northwood Neighbourhood Services

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Relevant Reading: Toronto charity staff want 'justice' after former boss allegedly misappropriated $365K | CBC News

1. Critical Reflection on Self

2. Critical Assessment of service users experiences of oppression

3. Empowering Service users

4. Working in partnership

5. Minimal Intervention

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DONATE NOW VOLUNTEER CONTACT US OUR VISION A Centre of Excellence in comprehensive support and resources to clienteles from all communities in North Toronto. OUR MISSION Northwood Neighbourhood Services is an organisation

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1. Critical Reflection on Self
It's not mentioned on the website. So we don't know.

2. Critical Assessment of service users experiences of oppression

3. Empowering Service users
Yes, they try to empower their service users.

4. Working in partnership
They work with various agencies and services. They

5. Minimal Intervention

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WoodGreen serves 37,000 people each year with integrated programs that work to reduce poverty and improve community health. Our services include:

Resources to find safe, affordable and supportive housing

Physical and mental health services delivered by an interdisciplinary team

Seniors' services promoting health, active living and independence

Support for adults and children living with disabilities

Financial counselling and workshops to build financial skills

Employment services and training opportunities to support job seekers

High-quality child care and enriching after-school programs

A wrap-around education and employment program for single mothers

Settlement services for recent immigrants and refugees

Youth social and mental health services designed by young people

WoodGreen works closely with clients and policymakers to reshape social service delivery to better serve our community. A United Way Anchor Agency, we are part of a strong network of local agencies striving to develop innovative solutions to critical social needs.

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WoodGreen serves 37,000 people each year with integrated programs that work to reduce poverty and improve community health.

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1. Critical Reflection on Self

2. Critical Assessment of service users experiences of oppression

3. Empowering Service users

4. Working in partnership

5. Minimal Intervention

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Volunteer with Toronto Black Farmers Collective Farm for a day! Every Sunday at TBFC farm from 11am-2pm all are welcome to visit the farm and lend a hand and learn.

Tours, Schools and Group Visits Interested in a tour of our farm: Does your school or group want to visit us? Toronto Black Farmers Collective welcomes groups of all ages to visit and learn with us. ﻿﻿﻿

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Toronto Black Farmers | Clean food is not a fashion, it's a lifestyle.

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We are focusing on building a community food hub that focuses on "clean food" insecurity, food poverty, food justice and food sovereignty. We are urban farmers, growers, gardeners, food poor and "clean food" insecure people working together for an empowered outcome.