Congratulation to the graduates of the Centre for Aboriginal Human Resource Development of the Neeginan Institute of Applied Technology

Rachael Privee, from Fairford, is one of almost one hundred graduates this year of the Centre for Aboriginal Human Resource Development (CAHRD). The graduates were celebrated at the 2nd Annual celebration of the Autumn Equinox on Thursday September 21 this week. The event at the Aboriginal Centre in Winnipeg drew a large crowd.

Among the graduates were welders, carpenters, medical lab assistants, practical nurses and early childhood educators. Rachael Privee graduated as a licensed practical nurse. She has faced numerous challenges, and she has succeeded. She is now setting her sights on her job at a personal care home and at the next steps in her career. Congratulations to Rachael and to all the other graduates.

Rhonda McCorriston, Director of CAHRD, has built numerous partnerships with businesses and educational institutions in Manitoba to make this effort possible. Congratulations Rhonda McCorriston!!