Under the new Relationship Declaration, Fisher River Cree Nation and participating First Nations will assert their inherent rights to care for and protect their children within their communities. This landmark agreement marks a departure from the legacy of colonial child welfare practices, emphasizing the importance of Indigenous knowledge, culture, and community-based solutions in safeguarding the well-being of First Nations children and families.
In embracing this new chapter of collaboration and empowerment, Fisher River Cree Nation and fellow signatories of the Relationship Declaration are setting a precedent for meaningful reconciliation and nation-to-nation partnerships. Together, they are forging a path forward towards a more just, inclusive, and culturally affirming child welfare system that honours the inherent rights and unique identities of Indigenous peoples across Manitoba and beyond.
Receptionist (Child & Family Services) – Casual Opportunity
Intertribal Child and Family Services invites applicants for a Casual Receptionist for the Fisher River ICFS Office in Koostatak, MB. QUALIFICATIONS - Must be able to deal effectively with the public - Must have good written and oral communication skills - Must be knowledgeable in Windows XP, Microsoft Word, Outlook, and Excel - Must be able to perform assigned duties without direct supervision - Must be knowledgeable in office technology […]
