About CFNCS

The members of the Caring for First Nations Children Society are dedicated to providing culturally based professional development programs and information to First Nations Social Development Employees in British Columbia. Established in 1994, the Society works in cooperation with Social Development programs to protect and foster the well being of First Nations people by reaffirming traditions and beliefs, encouraging progressive and effective social development service delivery and empowering the voices of First Nations peoples.

Our Brochure

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Mission Statement

To provide professional development, research and liaison services for First Nations who protect and promote the well being of First Nations children and families by respecting and reaffirming traditional values and beliefs, encouraging innovative and quality child and family service delivery and empowering the voices of First Nations peoples.

Mandate

  • Development and delivery of professional development programs for child and family services staff employed by First Nations agencies.
  • Policy analysis and research on child and family service matters.
  • Promote networking and information sharing amongst First Nations child and family services employees.
  • Establish and maintain resource database on First Nations child and family services.