WORKING TOGETHERWelcome to Tikinagan Child & Family Services. Founded by our Chiefs and Elders, we live and work in 30 First Nations in Northwestern Ontario. In partnership with these communities, our role is to mentor young parents, support families and protect children. Our work is guided by the Tikinagan service model: MAMOW OBIKI-AHWAHSOOWIN (Everyone working together to raise our children). NEW JOBS
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Morris begins new role as associate executive director![]() Thelma (Naomi) Morris began her new job as the associate executive director of Tikinagan Child and Family Services, May 6. Morris began her new role after serving as director of services – a senior position that manages 22 community offices; intake and investigations; family services and services to children in care. Angeconeb celebrates 25 yearsJudy Angeconeb is intent. There’s strength in how she holds herself but it’s tempered by genuine warmth that puts you at ease almost immediately. And you can feel the regard and respect she has for others. It radiates off her as she describes a particularly poignant reunion between grandchild and grandfather. Donation of knitwear for winterMembers of a group called Simcoe Global Measures, based in southern Ontario, knitted sweaters, vests, hats and scarves, then donated their handiwork to Tikinagan Child and Family Services for distribution to northern First Nations. Rae honoured for leadershipA former chief who helped establish and lead Tikinagan Child and Family Services has received the agency’s Oneesh Tam Key Award for 2012. Board chairman Harvey Kakegamic and executive director Ernest Beck presented the award to Saggius Rae of Deer Lake First Nation at the close of the Tikinagan annual chiefs assembly, Aug. 23. more stories |
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