About
About SFNFCI
The Saskatchewan First Nations Family and Community Institute Inc. (commonly referred to as SFNFCI or the Institute) was formed in June 2007 as a non-profit organization in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The Institute is a professional services provider that works with a number of stakeholder groups as a result of strategic partnerships and collaborations addressing research, policy and standards development, along with training and professional development opportunities in First Nations Child Welfare. The Institute is NOT a front line agency that works directly in child prevention and protection.
The Saskatchewan First Nations Family and Community Institute Inc. (commonly referred to as SFNFCI or the Institute) is a non-profit organization located on Treaty 6 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. We provide training, support and resources to Saskatchewan First Nations Child and Family organizations who serve children, youth, and families. We also conduct and share research on various topics and issues that affect our First Nations community service providers.
How We Support First Nations Child Welfare
The Institute activities support capacity building for First Nations Child Welfare and aims to build strategic partnerships and collaborations. We work toward creating and maintaining positive working relationships in Saskatchewan Child Welfare among all stakeholders.
The Institute activities support capacity building for First Nations Child Welfare and aims to build strategic partnerships. We work toward creating and maintaining positive working relationships in Saskatchewan Child Welfare among all stakeholders.
Our activities also help to provide a general awareness and understanding of First Nations culture, tradition, history and knowledge within Child Welfare and impacts on Child Welfare.
