Saugeen First Nation | Phone: 519-797-2781 | Address: 6 Cameron Drive, Southampton, ON N0H 2L0

Saugeen First Nation | Phone: 519-797-2781 | Address: 6 Cameron Drive, Southampton, ON N0H 2L0

The Employment and Training Centre is currently in the final design stages of a comprehensive renovation and small building addition. This project will modernize the facility, address the deterioration of the existing asset, and create a more functional, welcoming, and accessible environment that better supports clients, staff, and community programming.

The renovation will include several key improvements designed to enhance service delivery, safety, and long-term sustainability, including:

  • Flexible, multi-purpose spaces that can accommodate a variety of programs and community needs.
  • Larger classrooms to increase training capacity beyond the current limit of 25–30 participants.
  • Improved indoor-outdoor connectivity to support programming and provide access to outdoor learning and gathering spaces.
  • A redesigned reception and lobby area that offers a welcoming, comfortable, and functional space for clients and visitors.
  • A dedicated, safe area that meets appropriate safety standards for skilled trades training.
  • A private room for confidential phone calls and virtual meetings to support Employment and Economic Development services.
  • Operable windows to improve natural ventilation and occupant comfort.
  • Enhanced safety and security features throughout the facility.
  • Energy-efficient building systems and materials to reduce operating costs and improve environmental performance.
  • Building envelope upgrades to improve water tightness and protect the facility from weather-related deterioration.
  • Accessibility improvements that create a barrier-free environment and ensure equitable access for all users.

Upon completion, the renovated Employment and Training Centre will provide a modern, safe, efficient, and inclusive facility that better meets current and future community needs while supporting workforce development, employment services, skills training, and economic growth.

The Employment and Training Centre is currently in the final design stages of a comprehensive renovation and small building addition. This project will modernize the facility, address the deterioration of the existing asset, and create a more functional, welcoming, and accessible environment that better supports clients, staff, and community programming.

The renovation will include several key improvements designed to enhance service delivery, safety, and long-term sustainability, including:

  • Flexible, multi-purpose spaces that can accommodate a variety of programs and community needs.
  • Larger classrooms to increase training capacity beyond the current limit of 25–30 participants.
  • Improved indoor-outdoor connectivity to support programming and provide access to outdoor learning and gathering spaces.
  • A redesigned reception and lobby area that offers a welcoming, comfortable, and functional space for clients and visitors.
  • A dedicated, safe area that meets appropriate safety standards for skilled trades training.
  • A private room for confidential phone calls and virtual meetings to support Employment and Economic Development services.
  • Operable windows to improve natural ventilation and occupant comfort.
  • Enhanced safety and security features throughout the facility.
  • Energy-efficient building systems and materials to reduce operating costs and improve environmental performance.
  • Building envelope upgrades to improve water tightness and protect the facility from weather-related deterioration.
  • Accessibility improvements that create a barrier-free environment and ensure equitable access for all users.

Upon completion, the renovated Employment and Training Centre will provide a modern, safe, efficient, and inclusive facility that better meets current and future community needs while supporting workforce development, employment services, skills training, and economic growth.

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