ROUND TABLE NDG

NDG ROUND TABLE MEETINGS

The Round Table meetings are a space for communication in order to foster relationship and partnership building among the diversity of organizations who share a desire to improve quality of life in NDG by building upon the richness of their existing strengths. The Round Tables are regular, bilingual and accessible meetings/gathering that honour and respond to the multiple needs and interests of its participants. Activities are open to representatives of community organisations, institutions and associations active in NDG as well as invited resources.

The NDG Round Table meetings take place seven (7) times per year and are organized in partnership with an organizing committee made up of representatives from local community organizations. The meetings provide a space for community workers to network, share information, discuss common issues and work on concerted actions.

Since 2005, the Round Table meetings have been organised 4 times a year. These gatherings are attended by workers from more than 30 NDG organizations in various sectors (e.g seniors, youth, employment, food security).
Having the chance to discuss our work together is a way to coordinate our efforts to improve the quality of life in NDG. It allows us to identify and discuss strategies in response to issues that affect us all.
If you are interested in helping to organize these meetings or in attending them as a representative of your organization, please contact: graziellabietochallenger@ndg.ca

2023 SCHEDULE

September 13th 2023
November 29th, 2023

PLANNING COMMITTEE

(NDG CC, coordinator)
The Depot Community Food Centre: Renate Betts
Maison Mosaik : Krystin Dobbs
Walkley Centre: Sandra Serrano
Prévention NDG: Karl Thomas
SPVM: Geneviève Polèse

2023

24 January 2023: What are the community resources to respond to food inflation?
23 March, 2023: Asylum seekers in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, a portrait of the situation
13 September 2023: GAP (Guichet accès à la première ligne), a very useful resource to help our residents access healthcare.

2022

12 May, 2022: Presenting your programming and getting to know partners
14 July 2022: Networking and information sharing
29 September 2022: Programming for the new season
15 November 2022: Holiday season: who does what?

2021 September

Opportunity to reconnect with partners' back-to-work news

The vaccine passport in community practice
Returning to the office
Municipal elections

2021 February

The impact of the pandemic on youth and the school environment

2021 April

Discussion on economic recovery through training

2021 May

Meeting between community actors and the SPVM, PQ 11

2021 June

NDG community summer programming

2020 February

Thème: Mental Health in the community sector

2020 October

Theme: A look at our neighborhood following the health crisis -Local economy and food security

2020 November

Theme: COVID Affects Us All: The Mental Health of Community Professionals

November 30, 2020
COVID Affects Us All: The Mental Health of Community Professionals and the new work context (new organization challenges, depression, teleworking g &family balance, compassion fatigue, loneliness, overwork, distance from colleagues)

2019 February

A look at NDG day camps

2019 May

Collective advocacy

2019 September

What is the capacity of local organization?

NDG attract numerous newly arrived immigrants and residents. What is the capacity of local organization? NDG Round Table invites you to an assessment of the welcoming of new service users. What are your challenges? What process do you follow in your intervention and referral. How people are coming to your door? Looking forward to meeting you. Wednesday September 18th 2019 from 11.30am to 1.30pm