Sentences with phrase «indigenous child care services»

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Aboriginal Legal Services Amnesty International Barbra Schlifer Clinic BC CEDAW Group Canada Without Poverty Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies Canadian Feminist Alliance for International Action Chair in Indigenous Governance, Dr. Pam Palmater Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC Indigenous Women Against the Sex Industry MiningWatch Canada Native Women's Association of Canada OXFAM West Coast LEAF

On Indigenous welfare issues in general (including child welfare) the next scheduled intergovernmental meeting of Community Services Administrators is to address the question of coordination and cooperation (as discussed earlier under «health care»).

The continued failure to adequately fund Aboriginal Legal Service's and Family Violence Prevention Legal Services especially when incarceration rates are escalating is particularly puzzling, as is the lack of any specific response the numbers of Indigenous children going into care.

Attending to this situation must include culturally - appropriate measures that ensure Indigenous people participate in decision - making, and build capacity in out - of - home care agencies, planning and support for our children in care: in short, a culturally competent, child ‐ centred and family focused services system.

Indigenous children are over-represented in child protection — they are seven times more likely to come to the attention of these services and 10 times more likely to be in out of home care

Indigenous health and education advocates like the Secretariat of National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care (SNAICC) have been warning for nearly a year that crucial Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander services are at risk in the Federal Government's overhaul of childcare funding, and have written to every Federal Minister urging them to step in.

Each registry will compile and maintain a list of local Indigenous resources and support services, including Indigenous legal services, family violence, counselling and child care services, and other relevant services, that will be made available on the Courts» website and to the National Enquiry Centre (NEC) for Indigenous clients of the Court.

Indigenous children in Canada remain «significantly under - served» by health care services.

Out - of - home care for Indigenous children is a key area where the service models could also be significantly improved.

Recommendation 33b: That government funding for Indigenous preventative and primary mental health (well - being) services be directed exclusively to Indigenous community - based services including Aboriginal and Islander health services, child care agencies and substance abuse services.

A 20 per cent increase in base funding to Budget Based Funded (BBF) child care services, including Multifunctional Aboriginal Children's Services (MACS), Mobile Child Care services, JET Creches, Indigenous Playgroups and some Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) services (to a total of $ 45.5 millchild care services, including Multifunctional Aboriginal Children's Services (MACS), Mobile Child Care services, JET Creches, Indigenous Playgroups and some Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) services (to a total of $ 45.5 millicare services, including Multifunctional Aboriginal Children's Services (MACS), Mobile Child Care services, JET Creches, Indigenous Playgroups and some Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) services (to a total of $ 45.5 mservices, including Multifunctional Aboriginal Children's Services (MACS), Mobile Child Care services, JET Creches, Indigenous Playgroups and some Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) services (to a total of $ 45.5 mServices (MACS), Mobile Child Care services, JET Creches, Indigenous Playgroups and some Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) services (to a total of $ 45.5 millChild Care services, JET Creches, Indigenous Playgroups and some Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) services (to a total of $ 45.5 milliCare services, JET Creches, Indigenous Playgroups and some Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) services (to a total of $ 45.5 mservices, JET Creches, Indigenous Playgroups and some Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) services (to a total of $ 45.5 milliCare (OSHC) services (to a total of $ 45.5 mservices (to a total of $ 45.5 million).

The National Partnership is based on evidence that improvements in Indigenous child mortality require better access to antenatal care, teenage reproductive and sexual health services, child and maternal health services and integrated child and family services.