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The Community Assets Project

a social enterprise start-up program

 

The Community Assets Project is an altruistic business program that starts new projects for socially and environmentally rewarding reasons. In the case of Earth Masters, this means assisting with student enterprise. Other than covering direct project costs, all profits are donated to the community. It works in partnership with the Community Involvement Project, a not-for-profit project start up Working Group.

 

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Current Projects Under Development

 

 

• The Earth Masters Program - PHOTOS - Registration NOW OPEN!

 

• EM Student Services (Student to Student)

 

(links soon available)

 

• Student Housing Services

 

• Student Transportation Co-op

 

• Farm Fairies Co-op (links soon available)

 

• Buy Local & Trade BC (links soon available)

 

• Musicians Co-op (links soon available)

 

• BC Community Fair Education Tour (link soon available)

 

• Business Plans / Mind Maps for EM Student Cooperatives

 

• Earthbag for Humanity Research Working Group

 

• EM Land Trust & Co-op

 

• EM Field School location in the Interior

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To contact the Community Assets Project:

 

Community Assets Project

Box 4516, #54 - 650 Terminal Ave.

Nanaimo, BC V9R 6E8

 

Phone: 250-753-5605

Email: communityassets ( AT ) telus.net

 

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LOCAL LIVING COMMUNITIES News,

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The archive of Local Living Communities Research News can be found by going to the CIP Working Group archive home page and clicking on any of the GREEN category tags at the top. http://cip.nanaimo-online.net .

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