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As part of the Wichitowin Project, Currier holds workshops and educational programs for families who are involved or at risk of being involved in the Child Welfare System. But off the clock, Currier has been organizing rallies, gaining the support of the likes of Thompson Mayor Tim Johnston and has worked alongside Churchill Member of Parliament Nikki Ashton. It shows me that the mainstream does recognize what Aboriginal women are doing, and what theyre doing it for the greater good and the entire community. The Women of Distinction Awards Dinner will be held April 13 at the Juniper Centre in Thompson.
The reward is seeing the small successes, the small changes that Im able to make. Those small changes made by activists, workers and other people really add up.
Nurses are available to answer your questions in-person or by phone Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (204) 484-2341 ext. 2252
Despite carrying caseloads that are three times the national average, the worker continue to exhibit professionalism and excellence in theri approaches to the challenges of working with children and families.
-Lore Mirwaldt, Legal Counsel
Mirwaldt has provided seminars to the staff and the Board of the Wellness Centre on topics ranging from governance to labour and employment issues to criminal law and youth justice in addition to representing the CFS Division in all court proceedings.
Eleaner Carrier
After a battling a long illness, staff member Eleaner Carrier passed away in late March. Carrier started working as a Case Manager at the NCN Family and Community Wellness Centre in July 2001. She most recently worked out of the Thompson Amalgamated Ofce. Coworkers describe Carrier as a spiritual person who was committed to her work and supportive of other staff members. Case Manager Corey Spence shared an ofce with Carrier for two years. He says Carrier once generously offered him Indian medicine for a sick friend and always reassured him things were going to be okay during stressful times on the job. She was always going out of her way to ensure our clienteles needs were being met, says Spence. Even though physically she was not always able to carry out the task that was required of her, she would still try to do it...her heart always wanted to do more than her body allowed her to. Intake Supervisor, May Mossip, worked with Carrier for about ve
Carrier as being an inspiration to part of her healing. Carrier taught her to always remember what people have been through.
Its easy to look at peoples negatives rather than go into a home and look at the positives. That should be the first thing that we see. Thats what she taught me, to look for the positives and build on that.
-May Mossip, Intake Supervisor
First Nations people have always known that when you raise a child holistically, they are better prepared to make positive choices. Healthy children leads to healthy communities. We need to prepare the next generation because our teachings are a source of strength and identity.
Traditional Family Parenting includes a parenting manual. Coffee and refreshments will be provided, but bring your own lunch. Facilitator-Janet Fox, Onion Lake SK. Janet has been a life skills coach for 15 years and has presented in more than 60 First Nations communities in BC, Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Topics: Training to Facilitate Traditional Parenting How our Ancestors Raised their Children Importance of Bonding, Soft Spot, Moss Bag, Swing Universal Child Rearing Practices Renew Parenting Skills using the Teaching and Values.
substance and gambling prevention elder abuse prevention planning for the future safe driving emergency preparedness snow mobile safety
TOPICS INCLUDE:
Medical Transportation
FCWC takeover
The FCWC took over services for Medical Transportation in Nelson House and according to the coordinator, its driving about 200 people to medical appointments in Thompson each week, while transferring another 200 to appointments within the community. Were continuing to serve peoples medical needs and make sure appointments are kept, says Coordinator Vernon Moody. The Centre was able to decrease the cost of running the service, with Moody lling in for relief staff. Hes also doing basic maintenance each week, making sure the clients are transferred in clean and safe vehicles. The MediTransfer service runs Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. for local appointments. For service to Thompson, people can be driven from Sunday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Reminder Drivers will be leaving reminders on peoples doorknobs if theyve missed appointments
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Nisichawayasihk Mithwayawin
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