• 28
    June
    2021

    FASD Learning Series, Session 6: Managing Challenging Behavior

    On June 16th, 2021, SFNFCI hosted the sixth session of our seven-part FASD virtual learning series. The series is part of the action items of this year’s disability research project funded by Indigenous Services Canada (ISC). Dr. Cassandra Phillips, from Behavior Specialists Saskatoon, was the pre...

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  • 28
    June
    2021

    FASD Learning Series, Session 5: Navigating Supports

    On June 9th, 2021, SFNFCI hosted the fifth session of our seven-part FASD virtual learning series. The series is part of the action items of this year’s disability research project funded by Indigenous Services Canada (ISC). For speakers, we had Michelle Korbo, the Director of Jordan’s Principle...

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  • 10
    June
    2021

    Finding purpose: Strategies to living a successful life with FASD

    Finding purpose: Strategies to living a successful life with FASD “Creator has given me a gift and this gift is not mine to keep, this gift that Creator’s given me is one for me to share” - Myles Himmelreich Myles Himmelreich was our speaker for the fourth session of our 7-part FASD learning...

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  • 01
    June
    2021

    FASD Learning Series, Session 3: FASD and secondary challenges completed!

    FASD Learning Series, Session 3: FASD and secondary challenges On May 26th, 2021, SFNFCI hosted the third session of the FASD virtual learning series. The series is part of the action items of this year’s disability research project funded by Indigenous Services Canada (ISC). Shana Mohr, Robyn Pi...

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  • 01
    June
    2021

    Have you heard about SDM Tuesday's?

    Join Rachel Andal and Ashley Hricz, SFNFCI’s SDM consultants, for SDM Tuesdays. Starting June 1st till July 20th, 2021 each Tuesday will be dedicated to a specific SDM tool. We will spend time looking at what decision point each tool helps us work through by reviewing materials and having hands o...

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  • 25
    May
    2021

    FASD Learning Series Session 2: Syptoms Expression a success!

    FASD Learning Series, Session 2: Symptoms Expression On May 19, 2021, SFNFCI hosted the second session of the FASD virtual learning series in collaboration with the FASD Network of Saskatchewan. The series is part of the action items of this year’s disability research project funded by Indigenous...

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  • 18
    May
    2021

    SFNFCI Invests in Collaboration System called M365

    The Saskatchewan First Nations Family and Community Institute is preparing to implement M365 in the summer of 2021.  Upgrading to the M365 system is in alignment with our Strategic Priority 6: Operations Expansion to Accommodate Growth. Implementing a new system also aligns to our organizational va...

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  • 18
    May
    2021

    FASD Virtual Learning Series, Session 1: Prenatal exposure, navigating stigma, and language use

        On May 12, 2021, SFNFCI kick-started the seven-week virtual FASD learning series. The series is part of the action items of this year’s disability research project funded by Indigenous Services Canada (ISC). The first session was led by Dr. Michelle Stewart from the University of Regina, a...

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  • 30
    April
    2021

    Registration for virtual FASD Learning Series is now LIVE!

    We are excited to announce that the registration for our first virtual FASD learning series is now live on our website. We have 35 spots open so hurry to register for the sessions!   Who can register? Many of us know of family members, community members, and clients who are living with FASD. FAS...

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  • 29
    April
    2021

    Providing Support Remotely Workshop - A Sucess!

    Providing Support Remotely Workshop April 14, 2021   On April 14, 2021, SFNFCI hosted a live virtual three-hour workshop on ‘Providing Support Remotely’ in collaboration with Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute (CTRI). The workshop was facilitated by Kelly Smith, a registered social worker, ...

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