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Expositor
Wednesday, April 2,2014
, Whitney South Huron Expositor
Naomi Pelss, director of the Seaforth
Cooperative Children's Centre accepts
an award for Employer of Distinction
2014 from Jenni Helm, of the
Conestoga Career Centre.
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Children's Centre honoured as Employer of Distinction
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Huron Expositor
The Seaforth Cooperative
Children's Centre was recently
honoured by Conestoga College
as one of their Employers of
Distinction for 2014.
Alongside winners such as
KVV Counselling and Vista Villa
Farms of Walton, the centre was
chosen by Conestoga's School
of Career and Academic Access
for providing a high level of
support to the school and its
clients.
Jenni Helm, career and work
coach, and employer liaison
with the Conestoga Career Cen-
tre, was onhand here in Sea -
forth to present the award.
"We wanted to honour employ-
eers for providing exceptional
training opportunities for local
individuals," explained Helm,
adding that anytime an employer
chooses to take on an apprentice,
it involves quite a large and
dedicated commitment. "The
Seaforth Centre continues to be a
perfect fit for the program and
they are very deserving of this
award."
Seaforth Co-operative Chil-
dren's Centre is a licensed child
care facility which offers both
part-time and full-time care to
families in Huron East.
The Centre says it's their mis-
sion to serve parents through
quality childcare in the belief
that a good start in the forma-
tive years of childhood provides
children with a lasting founda-
tion for success throughout
their lives.
"We were so pleased to be
selected for this award," said
Naomi Pelss, director of the Chil-
dren's Centre. Explaining the pro-
gram benefits more than just the
apprentise, Pelss said the staff has
always welcomed the chance to
lend a hand, and enjoy the oppor-
tunity to teach.
"It only makes the staff stronger
and really help us to understand
the importance of teamwork. It's
been great for everybody."
Conestoga's School of Career
and Academic Access provides
academic and employment serv-
ices in Kitchener, Waterloo,
Cambridge, Guelph, Stratford,
Wellesley, Arthur, New Hamburg,
Elmira, St. Marys, Listowel and
various locations across Huron
county, through Career Centres at
the Stratford, Waterloo and Doon
campuses.
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