BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:At this regualr Wednesday morning club meeting\, our guest spea kers will be Sgt. Kim Walker and Bruce Moffat With over 40 years of combin ed experience in public safety and community care\, Sgt. Kim Walker and  Bruce Moffat bring powerful insight into how collaboration\, empathy\, and innovation are reshaping frontline response.   From pioneering Hamilt on’s Missing Persons Unit to creating life-changing support systems fo r vulnerable populations\, their talk will explore how community-focused p olicing and victim services are evolving\, and why it matters now more tha n ever. Real stories.  Real impact.   Real strategies to take back to your community. Don’t miss this inspiring and practical session with two of Hamilton’s most dedicated changemakers.   Kim Walker’s Bio Sgt. K im Walker is originally from the Red River Settlement in Manitoba and hold s a BA in Criminology from the University of Winnipeg.  With over 31 year s of service with the Hamilton Police Service\, she’s contributed to sev eral community-focused initiatives\, including the Social Navigator Progra m\, the Bail Compliance Unit\, and most recently\, the Missing Persons Uni t—developed in partnership with local agencies and guided by inquest rec ommendations. Kim is known for her collaborative approach and commitment t o supporting vulnerable populations.    Her greatest pride is being a mo m to two hardworking teenagers who are balancing post-secondary studies wi th athletics\, while also giving back to their community—something Kim d eeply values.   Bruce Moffat’s Bio   Bruce Moffat is an experienced le ader in victim services and public safety\, currently serving as the Admin istrator for the Victim Services Branch after serving as the Community Sup port Worker with the Hamilton Police Service’s Missing Persons Unit. Wit h over a decade of progressive roles in crisis response\, victim advocacy\ , and program management\, Bruce has established a strong reputation for d eveloping effective partnerships across law enforcement\, government\, and community organizations. Bruce holds an Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Organizational Leadership from Wilfrid Laurier University.   Visiting us Online? Please use the following coordinates to access the weekly Rota ry Club of Hamilton AM meeting:  Details to join the meeting via Zoom: h ttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/81901074263?pwd=dOaeQ0C1dG3sdM2n0rZDqClz4EBcq1.1 In case the link is not working for you\, please enter the below meeting c oordinates in zoom : Meeting ID: 819 0107 4263 Passcode: 603729 DTEND:20250806T123000Z DTSTAMP:20261024T160237Z DTSTART:20250806T111500Z LOCATION:Williams Fresh Cafe SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:Leading with Compassion\, Building Safe Communities UID:f3ede701-ac1b-4876-be78-e00bf15e50b4 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

At this regualr Wednesday morning club meet ing\, our guest speakers will be Sgt. Kim Walker and Bruce Moffat

\n\n< div>With over 40 years of combined experience in public safety and communi ty care\, \;Sgt. Kim Walker \;and \;B ruce Moffat \;bring powerful insight into how collaboration\, empathy\, and innovation are reshaping frontline response.\n\n
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From pioneering Hamilton&rsquo\;s \;Miss ing Persons Unit \;to creating life-changing support systems for vulnerable populations\, their talk will explore how community-focused policing and victim services are evolving\, and why it matters now more t han ever.
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Real stories. \; \;Real impact. \; &nb sp\;Real strategies to take back to your community.
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Don&rsqu o\;t miss this inspiring and practical session with two of Hamilton&rsquo\ ;s most dedicated changemakers.
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Kim Walker&rsquo\;s Bio
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Sgt. Kim Wa lker is originally from the Red River Settlement in Manitoba and holds a B A in Criminology from the University of Winnipeg. \; With over 31 year s of service with the Hamilton Police Service\, she&rsquo\;s contributed t o several community-focused initiatives\, including the Social Navigator P rogram\, the Bail Compliance Unit\, and most recently\, the Missing Person s Unit&mdash\;developed in partnership with local agencies and guided by i nquest recommendations.
\nKim is known for her collaborative approach and commitment to supporting vulnerable populations. \;
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Her greatest pride is being a mom to two hardworking teena gers who are balancing post-secondary studies with athletics\, while also giving back to their community&mdash\;something Kim deeply values.
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Bruce Moffat&rsquo\;s Bio
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Bruce Moffat is an experie nced leader in victim services and public safety\, currently serving as th e Administrator for the Victim Services Branch after serving as the Commun ity Support Worker with the Hamilton Police Service&rsquo\;s Missing Perso ns Unit.
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With over a decade of progressive roles in crisis r esponse\, victim advocacy\, and program management\, Bruce has established a strong reputation for developing effective partnerships across law enfo rcement\, government\, and community organizations.
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Bruce ho lds an \;Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Organizational Leadership from Wilfrid Laurier University.
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Vis iting us Online?
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Please use the following coordinat es to access the weekly Rotary Club of Hamilton AM meeting: \;
\n Details to join the meeting via Zoom: \;https://us06web.zoom.us/j/8190 1074263?pwd=dOaeQ0C1dG3sdM2n0rZDqClz4EBcq1.1
\nIn case the link is no t working for you\, please enter the below meeting coordinates in zoom :&n bsp\;Meeting ID: 819 0107 4263
\nPasscode: 603729
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