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- 2. • TYMIKA CHAMBERS • KAREN CHAMBERS • PATRICIA IDELE • CHINYERE NWASIKE • MENA RIMAC • MICHELLE MAI • AARCH PANDYA • CHANTAL BARCLAY • CASSANDRA MAGNO- PALMER • FANG LYU • LIAM DARROCH GROUP 1 MEMBERS;
- 3. CLARITY Vision Statement • It could be great if our mayor provides more funding for food banks in the Oakville area. • Our focus is to incorporate a community base resource that provides help to the lest fortunate. The Challenge Statement How to implement more resources in Oakville that provide food for the community.
- 4. Who: residence living in Oakville area What: more food banks Why: to elevate poverty Where: Oakville area When: Stating from now, Every Thursday our group will go to Kerr Street Ministries, to help distribute food. THE FIVE W’S
- 5. • According to Unicef Canada 22, 000 children die each day due to poverty • More then 750 million people lack clean drinking water, 842, 000 lack proper hygiene, and 805 million people don’t have enough food to eat world wide. • in Halton Region 1 in 10 residence are effected by poverty; →21% of single persons →19.05% of singles persons parent families →5.6% of couple families →And 5.6% of seniors • More 26,000 people live in poverty In Oakville • More then 4 in 10 low income families are visible minorities GATHERING DATA
- 6. IDEATE
- 7. ARRANGE COMMUNITY MEETING BRAINSTORMING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND PROVIDE CHILD CARE SO THE PEOPLE CAN GO BACK TO SCHOOL SIGN A PETITION COMMUNICATE WITH THE GOVERNMENT ABOUT THE PROBLEM FUNDRAISING GET EVERYONE INVOLVED USE SOCIAL MEDIA TO PROMOTE POVERTY ISSUES DEVELOP NATIONAL POVERTY REDUCTION PLANS MAKE DOCUMENTATIO N ABOUT DISTURBING FOOD IN THE COMMUNITY ORGANIZE YOUR NEIGHBORS AND AMPLIFY YOUR VOICE
- 9. DEVELOPMENT
- 10. CLUSTERING
- 11. Options Criteria Vegetarian Religion Accessibilities Price Preference Food Drive 🙃 🙃 🙃 😀 😕 Donation 😕 😕 🙃 😀 🙃 Family & Friedens 😀 😀 🙃 🙃 🙃 Local Farms 🙃 😕 🙃 🙃 🙃 Grocery stories 🙃 🙃 🙃 😕 🙃 Fast Food 😕 😕 😀 🙃 🙃 EVALUATION MATRIX Rating Scale: Excellent Okay Poor 😀 🙃 😕
- 12. IMPLEMENT
- 13. EXPLORE ACCEPTANCE Assisters (People who can help) Resisters (People who against) • Members of Parliament • Public library • Friends • Neighbors • Family • Policeman • school • Government • Business man • Lazy people • Community
- 14. FORMULATE ACTION Action By Whom? By When? Reporting completion to whom? Short-Term • Church • Government • Non-profit organization • Local agency Volunteer Every Thursday Report feedback to the administrator of Oakville Med-Term • Fundraising • Charity donations Community/ Volunteers Every Monday Report feedback to the group organizer Long-Term • Implement and create government resources that the community can help low- income people in Oakville. Volunteers/ Community Every Monday Report feedback to the Group Organizer
- 15. REFERENCE 1. Child mortality rate drops by a third since 1990. (2010, September 16). Retrieved April 15, 2017, from https://www.unicef.org/media/media_56045.html 2. I. (2011, October 05). Latest News SEE MORE. Retrieved April 15, 2017, from http://www.insidehalton.com/news-story/2891800-poverty-rising-in-oakville/ 3. Poverty in Halton. (n.d.). Retrieved April 15, 2017, from https://haltonpovertyroundtable.com/?page_id=88