First Nation Representative Support
The Band Representative Liaison supports Anishinabek First Nation Representative in their role(s) by providing and developing resources and/or training to build capacity and collaboration in child well-being, and community development. As well as staying informed on legislative changes, and policy and program development by engaging in consultation with the Anishinabek Nation, federal and provincial governments, child well-being agencies, legal representatives, and other child welfare stakeholders.
First Nation Representative Contact List
Anishinabek First Nation Representative Programs are growing, and so is our First Nation Representative Contact List - a communication tool used to inform Anishinabek First Nation Representatives of new initiatives, changes in legislation, training and employment opportunities, and/or funding opportunities.
New to the Anishinabek First Nation Representative Program or need to update your contact information?
Contact Noreen Conway, Band Representative Liaison at [email protected].
Funding Opportunities
Indigenous Services Canada Capital (ISC) Funding
- Supports costs of capital assets needed for the delivery of First Nation Child, Youth and Family Services to First Nations children, youth, and families on-reserve.
Post-Majority Support Services
- For youth aging out of care or young adults formerly in-care. Funding is at actuals from age of majority up to the age of 26.
Jordan's Principle
- Helps First Nation children access products and services such as: speech therapy, educational supports, medical equipment, mental health services, and more.
Prevention-Focused Customary Care
- Supports children and youth with access to prevention-focused alternative caregiving arrangements that support family well-being before protection concerns arise.
