The Ian Logan Memorial Award
About the award
The Ian Logan Memorial Award was established in 1987 by the Provincial Advisory Committee on Child Abuse to recognize the tremendous contributions made by Sergeant Ian Logan. Sgt. Logan was a respected police officer, a child abuse consultant, and an advocate for children. He was the Coordinator of the Child Abuse Unit for the Winnipeg Police Service for many years. Sgt. Logan’s dedicated work on behalf of children has created a lasting legacy. As a leader in the field of child abuse/child maltreatment he was highly regarded within Winnipeg social services community.
He is remembered as a warm, understanding and caring individual who made the protection of children his priority. The Provincial Advisory Committee on Child Abuse has created the Ian Logan Memorial Award to be presented to honor his achievements and keep their memory alive.
The award will be presented to an individual who has made a significant contribution in the field of child maltreatment prevention, and who exemplifies the qualities which were so much a part of Sgt. Logan’s life: dedication to children, personal and professional discipline, and good citizenship.
Past Recipients
2009
Recipient – Dr. Peter Markensteyn
Nominees – Dr. Peter Markensteyn; Ms. Lianna McDonald,
Canadian Centre for Child Protection;
2008
The Ian Logan Memorial Award was not held in 2008.
2007
Recipient – Sergeant Brett Summers and Constable Marc Simard
Nominees – Sergeant Brett Summers, Winnipeg Police Services; Constable Marc Simard, RCMP; Bruce Somers, Winnipeg, Rural & Northern Child and Family Services; Pat Alphonso Cox, Metis Child and Family Services; Linda Burnside, Child Protection Branch
2006
The Ian Logan Memorial Award was not held in 2006.
2005
The Ian Logan Memorial Award was not held in 2005.
2004
Nominees: Linda Chartrand and Anne Loewen
2003
Nominees: Detective Sergeant Robert Melnyk, Ms. Burma Bushie and Ms. Lindor Reynolds
2002
Recipients: Dr. Jim Reid and Ms. Roz Prober
November 21, 2001
Brenda Ellerby
Native Clan - Forensic Behavioural Management Clinic
November 9, 2000
Norma Boule
Foster Parent and Open Custody Home, Thompson MB
November 19, 1999
John P. Chudzik, MSW
Department of Family Services and Housing
Child Protection and Support Services
November 19, 1998
Barb Hodge, PHN, RN
Central Region, Provincial Regional Office
November 27, 1997
Cynthia (Cindy) Willette, Social Worker
Winnipeg Police Services, Victims Assistance Program
November 19, 1996
Rosemary Somers, Social Worker
Winnipeg Child and Family Services
January 22, 1996
Dr. Charles Ferguson
Children's Hospital: Child Protection Centre
December 13, 1994
Sgt. Robin Parker,
Winnipeg Police Services: Child Abuse Unit
February 24, 1994
Leslie Galloway, RN
Children's Hospital: Child Protection Centre
October 24, 1990
Dr. Kenneth N. McRae,
Children's Hospital: Child Protection Centre
January 26, 1989
Ian Logan (posthumously),
Winnipeg Police Services: Child Abuse Unit
Nominations
General Information
- Consideration will be given to two candidates, an urban representative and a rural one.
- Only individuals and not groups will be considered as candidates for the award.
- All nominations should include a summary of the nominee’s qualifications and outline a history of their contributions to the field of child maltreatment prevention.
- All nominations should also include two letters of support from other agencies, organizations or community individuals.
- The selection committee may request additional information from the sponsor.
- All nominations will be considered for a two year period, the year of the nomination and a subsequent nomination period.
- All candidates nominated will be acknowledged at the award ceremony and presented with a certificate of recognition for their contributions to child maltreatment prevention.
Criteria for the Award
- Candidates must be residents of Manitoba.
- Candidates must have demonstrated depth and quality of work in the area of child maltreatment prevention.
- Candidates must have demonstrated that they have enhanced the lives of children, youth and families through their work.
- Candidate’s work should also include efforts to improve the quality of life within the community.
- Candidate’s work with children, youth, families and communities can be either as a paid professional or in a volunteer capacity.
Nomination Requirements
- Identify the individual being nominated and their current employer/volunteer status.
- Include contact information for the nominee such as address and phone number.
- Identify the sponsor nominating the individual.
- Include contact information for the sponsor.
- Include a summary of the nominee’s qualifications and outline a history of their contributions to the field of child maltreatment prevention.
- Include two letters of support from other agencies, organizations or community individuals.
Nomination Form
Download Nomination Form
(2 pages; 72 KB)
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Contact Information
If you have questions or would like further information about PACCA,
please contact contact@pacca.mb.ca.
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