Our goal is to ensure that every child in the care of our member Agencies has the opportunity to learn, the freedom to grow and the structure to live responsibly – in good health and spirit.
Our goal is to ensure that every child in the care of our member agencies has the opportunity to learn, the freedom to grow and the structure to live responsibly - in good health and spirit.
Our goal is to ensure that every child in the care of our member agencies has the opportunity to learn, the freedom to grow and the structure to live responsibly - in good health and spirit.
Our goal is to ensure that every child in the care of our member agencies has the opportunity to learn, the freedom to grow and the structure to live responsibly - in good health and spirit.
The pilot will support up to 200 at-risk expectant mothers. SFNNC will lead the project and work with the doula service provider, Wiijii’idiwag Ikwewag, to identify expectant mothers who may not have the resources to effectively parent their babies.
In partnership with our member Agencies, the Southern First Nations Network of Care is responsible for the management of child and family services to First Nations children and families throughout Manitoba. Our goal is to ensure that children, families and communities in need have the support they require to promote healthy growth and long-term wellness.
Collectively, we are a "network of care" that is rooted in the traditional philosophy of collectiveness.
Responsible for the establishment and management of a province-wide child & family service delivery system.
Collaborating with Member Agencies to deliver child and family services in our communities.
Each departmental unit contributes an important component towards supporting our mandate.
The pilot will support up to 200 at-risk expectant mothers. SFNNC will lead the project and work with the doula service provider, Wiijii’idiwag Ikwewag, to identify expectant mothers who may not have the resources to effectively parent their babies.
Southern First Nations Network of Care is pleased to invite you to our 15th Annual General Meeting.
Free, value-added courses and training for staff, support staff and foster parents of our Member Agencies.
In the spirit of our rich tradition we bring you the Kookoonaan Blog, answers to common questions about Manitoba CFS.
If you would like to learn more about our organization, the services we provide or our member agencies, please feel free to start a conversation.