FEATURED PROJECT: SIX NATIONS COMMUNITY PLAN
- 2019 UPDATE TO SIX NATIONS COMMUNITY PLAN
- OUR JOURNEY OF ENGAGEMENT
- 8 PRIORITIES OF THE COMMUNITY PLAN
- OUR LOGO
- CONTACT US
- 2019 UPDATESIX NATIONS COMMUNITY PLAN
A Community Plan is a long-term planning tool used to achieve social, economical and environmental sustainability. The Six Nations Community Plan is a “living document” that reflects the values, vision and direction of the community in order to guide development towards a positive future.
The Community Plan Team has been engaging with the community for over a year to share the latest update to the plan, and it is finally here!
Click this link to see the 2019 Community Plan!
- OUR JOURNEYOF ENGAGEMENT
The Six Nations Community Plan Team had the chance to chat with hundreds of community members as they voiced their vision for the future, their concerns of today and opportunities for change.
View the section Making A Plan: Our Journey of Community Engagement on page 8-9 of the Six Nations Community Plan here.
- 8 PRIORITIESOF THE COMMUNITY PLAN
Through many conversations with community members, 8 different community priorities have emerged. These 8 priorities are completely interdependent upon one another, describing them separately allows us to strategically focus on specific challenges in the community while keeping out minds focused on the broader interconnections. From the 8 priorities emerged 34 goals that are defined within the Community Plan.
- Mother Earth
- Culture
- Governance
- Community
- Built Environment
- Employment & Education
- Wealth & Economy
- Wellbeing
Click here to visit pages 12-13 of the Community Plan to view the goals of each priority.
- ABOUTOUR LOGO
The outer circle represents community, people with raised arms connected. The people appear to be on different sides but remain connected – this represents that difference of opinion will always exist, but we find a way to come together.
A magnificent tree grows from our unity, with 4 triangles at its base to make sure we don’t forget out roots. Strong and healthy, the tree is complex, branching off in every direction to show the many parts of the community and our past, present and future.
The sprouting leaves illustrate our many collective ideas being nurtured into reality.
Finally, the river flows along the base of the tree to show that this plan belongs to the Haudenosaunee Six Nations who call the Grand River home, and remind us that Water is Life.
- INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE?CONTACT US
If you would like more information or have any questions please email communityplan@sndevcorp.ca.
Call us at 519-753-1950 ext. 6036.
Be sure to like us on Facebook @SNCommunityPlan.
SEE THE VISION UNFOLD BEFORE YOUR EYES
Economic Development Trust
The Economic Development Trust (EDT) is the mechanism in which surplus profits generated by the Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation are invested into the Six Nations Community for the collective benefit of its members.
Our Portfolio
The Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC) portfolio is made up of Nation Enterprise (on-reserve), Economic Interests (off-reserve) and Joint Partnerships. Together these assets generate revenue for the collective benefits all of Six Nations members.
SNGRDC Career Opportunities
Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation is always looking for new and talented people who want to make a difference in the Six Nations Community. Click below to view current employment opportunities.
FOLLOW OUR JOURNEY
Have you heard?
At the Fall Carnival coming up this Saturday, we will be running a Pie in the Face Activity! Pies will be $5 each and all proceeds will go towards the Six Nations Community Food Bank.
We are excited to finally announce our pie in the face receiver schedule:
11:00-11:30AM: Janis Monture - Director of Tourism, SNGRDC
11:00-11:30AM: Amy Lickers - Political Advisor, SNEC
11:00-11:30AM: Andi Cavanagh - Director of Finance, SNGRDC
11:30-12:00PM: Darryl Hill - Superintendent, A6N
11:30-12:00PM: Randy Johnson - Superintendent, A6N
12:00-12:30PM: Sherri-Lyn Hill Pierce - Councillor, SNEC
12:00-12:30PM: Mark Hill - Councillor SNEC
12:30-1:00PM: Rachel Martin - EDT Chair SNGRDC Group
12:30-1:00PM: Chris Pogacnik - Bingo Manager SNGRDC
1:00-1:30PM: Micheal Montour - Director Public Works
1:00-1:30PM: Carole Smith - Manager Kayanase
1:30-2:00PM: Derrick Anderson - Acting Staff Sargent Six Nations Police
1:30-2:00PM: David Smoke - Deputy Chief Police Six Nations Police
1:30-2:00PM: Glen Lickers - Chief of Police, Six Nations Police
2:00-2:30PM: Korede Johnson- Director of Projects, SNGRDC
2:00-2:30PM: Lewis Staats - Executive Director, SNGRDC
2:30-3:00PM: Nicole Kohoko - Director of Corporate Affairs, SNGRDC
2:30-3:00PM: Tyler Ferguson - Director of Revenue Generation, SNGRDC
3:00-3:30PM: Claudine VanEvery - Board of Director, SNGRDC
3:00-3:30PM: John Heathers - Director of Gaming, SNGRDC
3:30-4:00PM: Aleria Mckay - Miss Six Nations
3:30-4:00PM: Felecia White - Six Nations Youth Council Rep
3:30-4:00PM: Dean Hill - Six Nations Youth Council Rep
THANK YOU to all Pie in the Face Participants.
SNGRDC is closed today for the Thanksgiving Holiday. We are wishing everyone a safe and happy long weekend.
SNGRDC had a great time at the Six Nations Climate Change Awarness Event at Chiefswood Park. We had conversations with students and adults about renewable energy such as wind and solar power. SNGRDC also asked for "Solutions to Action Climate Change" and the responses were very insightful! Thanks to everybody for stopping by and having those important conversations.
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At the Fall Carnival coming up this Saturday, we will be running a Pie in the Face Activity! Pies will be $5 each and all proceeds will go towards the Six Nations Community Food Bank.
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FREE Fall Carnival Themed Festival
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SNGRDC’s Quarterly Newsletter- Fall 2019
To view SNGRDC's Quarterly Newsletter for Fall 2019 please click here.