CAMP is an interactive group program designed for women to explore career possibilities, set meaningful goals, and prepare for the next chapter of their professional journey. Whether you’re considering a career change, re-entering the workforce, or figuring out what’s next, CAMP offers a supportive space for self-reflection, exploration, and long-term planning.
Cohorts are offered on a rolling basis throughout the year, with two formats to meet different needs:
8-Week Program: Ideal for women who are just beginning to explore their career direction and need more time for reflection and planning.
4-Week Program: A fast-track option covering the same content as the 8-week program, ideal for women who have done some occupational research and have a slightly developed career plan.
Attendance at all sessions is required to maximize the benefits of the program. Groups are primarily offered in person, with select online options available.

CAMP sessions are led by an experienced career coach who will support you in:
Reflecting on your values, interests, and transferable skills through structured self-assessment activities.
Engaging in collaborative discussions to share perspectives and receive feedback in a safe, supportive environment.
Exploring career paths and conducting occupational research to identify opportunities that align with your strengths and goals.
Gaining insights into labour market trends across in-demand sectors such as healthcare, environment/trade, and technology to inform your career decisions.
As a participant, you will also be invited to:
Career panels and networking events featuring industry professionals from in-demand sectors.
An annual alumni reunion to stay connected, expand your network, and continue engaging with the CAMP community.
Please Note: Participation requires a one-time purchase of the Career Planning Workbook ($35.00). Income-based subsidies may be available.
Ready to Start Your Journey with CAMP?
Please contact Taylor DeLaurentis at [email protected] to inquire about upcoming program dates and to schedule a program screening.


CAMP Facilitator/Coach
Shari Lash (MA, ACC) is as inspired by unearthing people’s stories as she is about harvesting the wisdom within them. As a certified Personal Development Coach, Life Skills Educator, and Enhanced Language Instructor, Shari works with individuals and groups as they navigate transition, explore career change, and embrace personal empowerment. She brings diverse knowledge and a unique approach to her work, creating safe spaces for engaged learning, powerful insight, and meaningful connection.
Shari is an Associate Certified Coach (ACC) through the International Coaching Federation. She also has a Masters degree focusing on diversity and inclusion and is a certified English language instructor for newcomer professionals. With a sharp mind and a big heart, she encourages people to illuminate new ways of thinking, feeling and being so that life becomes a tapestry of possibilities.

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Attending all weekly sessions ensures participants receive the maximum benefits of their career planning journey. The CAMP program requires the one-time purchase of the Career Planning Workbook, however, those in need may discuss the option of a subsidized workbook with the Coordinator. The next workshop starts: Monday, January 6 2025 to Monday, March 10, 2025 (no class on Feb. 17, Family day) 10 AM – 1 PM every Monday for 9 weeks.
The CAMP program consists of nine weekly class sessions. Over the span of nine-weeks participants will:
Supporting Women Through Short-Term Mentorship
Our “mini mentorship” program creates a platform for professional women to provide career guidance to women who are unemployed, underemployed, or working in precarious employment but are determined to transition to secure and sustainable employment.
What’s required to become a mentor?
If you’re passionate about shaping the future of women in your industry, reach out to our Mentorship Coordinator and explore becoming a CAMP mentor.

Funding provided by the Ontario Trillium Foundation and the Government of Ontario’s Investing in Women’s Future Program.

