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Sign up for a Skills Assessment to showcase your skills to potential employers!
Location: FWFNDate: TBD/This Spring Express Interest with Shannon Crewsemail: [email protected]: 807 622-6791 ext. 201
Learn how to operate a Loader, Dozer and Excavator
YOGA 4 ALL
Classes start February 2nd 2016 !
Every Tuesday
12 - 1
February 2016
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 2 3 4 5
8 9 10 11 12
15 16 17 18 19
22 23 24 25 26
29
March 2016
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 2 3 4
7 8 9 10 11
14 15 16 17 18
M A R C H B R E A K
21 22 23 24 25
28 29 30 31
Classes will be held at FWFN Community Center
Cultural Room
Come dressed in comfortable clothing that will allow you to move
and relax.
AGES 4-12 WEDNESDAY
MARCH 2ND 2016
4:30 – 6:00PM FWFN Community Centre – Elder’s Side
PARENT(S)/GUARDIAN(S) MUST BE IN ATTENDANCE WITH CHILD(REN)
FWFN Health Department Family Support Workers
385 Mooney St. Thunder Bay, ON
P7B 5L5 807-345-0894
Crisis line: 807-344-4502 [email protected] www.tbsasa.org
www.facebook.com/tbsasaccc
Open Invitation to all community members!
Ø Whether you are a survivor, partner, parent, friend, supporter, student or professional, come out and join us for our FREE monthly coffee talks!
Ø Talks held the first Wednesday of the month from 10:00 am until Noon, at our Mooney Street office.
Ø Call to inquire about our monthly topic
March 2nd topic– Myths & Reality
Ratification Communication Ratification Communication
Information SessionInformation Session
Monday, February 29, 2016 Fort William First Nation Fort William Community Centre
400 Anemki Place, Fort William First Nation 6 to 9 P.M.
For more information please contact Murray Waboose at (8o7) 623-8887, toll free at 1-
877-409-6850 or email at [email protected]
Presentations on the First Nation Educational Landscape,
Anishinabek Approach to Education – Education Negotiations
Overview, The Proposed Anishinabek Education System, and
First Nation Constitution Requirement
All Fort William First Nation Citizens! Get involved, join the discussion.
Get prepared to cast your vote on the proposed Anishinabek Education System—November 28, 2016!
We appreciate all applications. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
JOB POSTING
Position Title: Family Support Worker – One Year Contract Position Description: Under the general direction of the FWFN Chief and Council, with direct supervision
provided by the Health Centre Manager, provides child and family support and prevention services to the Fort William First Nation community.
Program Work: • Initiates joint assessment of and/or responds to requests from administration, individuals, families or specific
groups to jointly assess community situations. • Plans action with the community designed to modify identified situations. • Implements a mutually agreed upon plan (may or may not be directly involved in carrying out the plans). • Consistently evaluates, with the Health Centre Manager, Chief and Council and Administration, plans community
response plans. • Participates willingly and constructively in the supervision process with the Health Centre Manager. • Acts appropriately and fully with all aspects of Fort William First Nation policies and procedures, relevant
legislation. • Completes all records, forms and documents as directed by the Health Centre Manager. • Ensures accuracy, confidentiality and safekeeping of all Fort William First Nation records. • Proposes changes within the framework of Family Support Services that would be seen to improve the quality of
support and assistance to First Nation people. • A full job description is available upon request. Qualifications: • A degree or diploma in the Social Service and Human Behaviour or related field and/or a minimum of one
year direct service experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience. • The ability to collaborate, show initiative, a responsible attitude toward supervision, organizational policies
and relevant law, and knowledge and the application of the Child and Family Services Act and the Child Welfare Act.
• On call basis, as and when required • Valid Ontario Drivers License and use of personal vehicle. • Criminal records check required. • Pre-‐employment drug testing. Salary: To be negotiated. Job Posting Closing Date: Applications, consisting of a cover letter & resume with three references,
must be received by 4pm on Friday, March 4th, 2016. Please direct your application to the attention of:
Michael D. Pelletier, Human Resource Manager Email: [email protected], P: 807-‐623-‐9543 ext. 239
When hand delivering, ensure that your application is date stamped and a copy provided to you.
MEMBERSHIP NOTIFICATION
2016-CO-1
Department: Communications Subject: Live Streaming-Chief & Council Meetings Date prepared: 01/20/16 Fort William First Nation Registered Band Members now have the capacity to view FWFN Chief and Council meetings live on www.fwfn.com effective, Wednesday January 27, 2016 at 5:30 p.m. In order to start this process, there are a couple steps that need to be taken first.
1. Go to www.fwfn.com , click on the yellow BROADCASTS link at the top of the home page. 2. You will need to create an account to access this Member ONLY porthole. Click on New User. 3. Fill out the New User Registration page including your Status Card Number. The registrations are held
for approval by the Communications Officer. 4. Once you have been approved for access, follow the same process as Step 1. 5. Then enter your user name and password, you will be redirected to the BROADCASTS page where you
will find the current Council Agenda (posted prior to the meeting) and the Live Stream viewer. 6. Council will begin live streaming at 5:30 p.m. (unless otherwise noted) on the scheduled date of the
Council Meeting. Please note: Submission of your Status Card # is ONLY needed for the initial sign up registration process and is not required for any subsequent log in. All information is kept confidential and secured and is removed from the system once verified by the Communications Officer. If you have any questions about this process or encounter any technical difficulty, please contact: Kristy Boucher Communications Officer & Executive Assistant-Office of the Chief. [email protected] 807.623.9543 Ext. 217
Fort William First Nation
Youth & Social Development
MUST REGISTER!!
Registration forms can be picked up at Fort William First Nation Band office. Registration deadline will be February 29th, 2016
March Break Activities 2016
Day Time Activities
Tuesday, March 15,
2016
Swimming at Canada Games Complex 1:00 p.m. – 4:00p.m. Light Snack Will be
provided
Transportation: Buses will start doing
pick-‐ups from 12:00p.m.-‐1:00p.m. Stop Locations will be Squaw Bay Church Area Mountain Road – Sky
Hill Area
Evening Activity Wednesday, March 17, 2016
Sledding at Centienielle Park
6:00p.m. – 8:00p.m. Light snack will be provided on site
Transportation Buses will begin pick up at 5:00p.m. – 7:00p.m. Stop Locations will be Squaw Bay Church Area Mountain Road – Sky Hill
Area
Day Time Activity
Thursday, March 18,
2016
Old Fort William Outdoor Activities and Native Encampment
Tour 1:00p.m. – 4:00p.m. Light Snack will be provided on site
Transportation:
Buses will start doing pick-‐ups from
12:00p.m.-‐1:00p.m. Stop Locations will be Squaw Bay Church Area Mountain Road – Sky
Hill Area
DAYTIME Activity
Friday, March 19, 2016
Movie at Silver City
Time to be announced as we get closer to outing
Transportation Buses will begin pick up *time will be announced
at Tuesday outting Stop Locations will be Squaw Bay Church Area Mountain Road – Sky Hill
Area
SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
March Break Activities • All children must be signed up before the registration deadline – this is necessary for us in our planning and transportation arrangements
• Please ensure all information is up to date on the registration forms i.e. correct emergency contact numbers if an emergency situation should arise – we need to be able to contact someone immediately
• Children 10 and under must have parental supervision/Guardian 18+ at all activities scheduled No Exceptions
• Transport times are an approximate time frame – A bus will go around to each location – if your child (10 and under parental supervision) is waiting at the end of the driveway, the bus driver will pick you and your child up – they will not wait at homes for people
• We will provide a light snack at all the daily scheduled activities • Please ensure you and your child are dressed appropriately for the weather – some activities are outside and it is the responsibility of children to ensure proper clothing
• Please try and leave digital devices home as we are not responsible for lost or stolen items
• Depending on weather and registration, some activities may change – we will keep parents posted if this happens. All activities subject to change.
And once again…..don’t forget to register for March Break activities and have completed and dropped off at the Fort William First Nation Reception (upstairs)by Friday, February 29th , 2016
Fort William First Nation
Youth and Social Development
March Break – 2016 Registration Form
Personal Information Child’s Name: _______________
Date of Birth: Age: ___________
Phone Number: Parent Work Number:
Health Card Number:
Family Doctor: ___________
Please circle the days your child will be attending Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday or All 4 Days
Medical Information
1. Is your child presently on any medication(s)? £ Yes £No (If so, medication must be administered by a parent)
2. Does your child have any allergies? £ Yes £No (If so, please list the allergies and what treatment is required in case on emergency)
3. Is there any other medical condition we should be aware of? (If so, please describe)
4. Person to contact in case of emergency: Name: Phone Number: Name: Phone Number:
Parental Consent I give permission for the above named child to participate in recreational and cultural activities both on and off the property of Fort William First Nation, realizing that the activities may involve transportation which is provided by Fort William First Nation. I understand that participation is voluntary and agree that should an accident occur while engaged in such activities, I
will not hold Fort William First Nation or it’s designates liable. I also give consent to the person in charge to attend to my child if he/she should need medical attention.
Parents Signature: Date:
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2
Lunch & Learn Families of Children
with Disabilities 12pm-1pm
Community Centre Family Program
Community Centre
3 Anishinabek Dental
Clinic Health Centre
4 Anishinabek Dental
Clinic Health Centre
5
6 7 8 Adult Life Enrichment
11am-2pm Community Centre
9 Lunch & Learn
Families of Children with Disabilities
12pm-1pm Community Centre Family Program
Community Centre Anishinabek Dental
Clinic Health Centre
10 Parent’s N Tot’s
11am-2pm Community Centre
Anishinabek Dental
Clinic Health Centre
11 Anishinabek Dental
Clinic Health Centre
Community Cooking Club
Community Centre
12
13 14 15 16
Family Program Community Centre
Anishinabek Dental
Clinic Health Centre
17 55+ Program 12pm-1:30pm
Community Centre
Anishinabek Dental Clinic
Health Centre
18
Anishinabek Dental Clinic
Health Centre
19
20 21 22 Adult Life Enrichment
11am-2pm Community Centre
23 Family Program
Community Centre Anishinabek Dental
Clinic Health Centre
24 Anishinabek Dental
Clinic Health Centre
25 GOOD FRIDAY
OFFICE CLOSED
26
27 28
29 30 Family Program
Community Centre
Anishinabek Dental Clinic
Health Centre
31 Anishinabek Dental
Clinic Health Centre
Fort William First Nation Health Centre (807) 622-8802 *Programs are subject to change*
March 2016 Sun
Office Hours
Monday
2—9 pm
Tuesday
2—9 pm
Wednesday
2—9 pm
Thursday
2—9 pm
Friday
9—4 pm
Sat
<<Office Hours
1 Youth Language Class
5 - 6 pm 5 - 9 yrs old
6 - 7pm 10 -14yrs old
2
Anishinaabemowin
7—9 pm
3 Sewing Social
6—9 pm
*Regalia Class
4 5
6 7
Drum Social
7—9 pm
8
Youth Language Class
5 - 6 pm 5 - 9 yrs old
6 - 7pm 10 -14yrs old
9
Anishinaabemowin
7—9 pm
10 Sewing Social
6—9 pm
*Regalia Class
11 12
13 19
M A R C H B R E A K
20 21
Drum Social
7—9 pm
22
Youth Language Class
5 - 6 pm 5 - 9 yrs old
6 - 7pm 10 -14yrs old
23
Anishinaabemowin
7—9 pm
24 Sewing Social
6—9 pm
*Regalia Class
25 26
27 28
Drum Social
7—9 pm
29
Youth Language Class
5 - 6 pm 5 - 9 yrs old
6 - 7pm 10 -14yrs old
30
Anishinaabemowin
7—9 pm
31 Sewing Social
6—9 pm
*Regalia Class
31 All Classes are held at FWFN Community Center
For more information please call Gail R Bannon at 623-9543 or 622-4998 or email
*must be Pre-registered in the Regalia Class.
Sewing Social - bring in your project and sew with the company of others
Fort William First Nation Youth & Social Development
Cultural Programming
FWFN Community Center
(photo - Sleeping Giant )
LUNCH AND LEARN
FAMILIESOF
CHILDRENWITH DISABILITIES
MARCH 2, 201612:00- 1:00 PM
@Fort William First Nation
Community Centre
Parent and SchoolCommunication
Door Prize:
$100 Fresh MeatBasket
Topics:- Should I have mychild assessed? Whatare the benefits?- What is an IndividualEducation Plan?
- What role does aparent play in theirchild's educationplan?
Providing the right information tomeet the needs of the family
LUNCH AND LEARN
FAMILIESOF
CHILDRENWITH DISABILITIES
MARCH 9, 201612:00- 1:00 PM
@Fort William First Nation
Community Centre
PLANNING FOR THE ADULT CHILDWIHT DISABILITIES
Door Prize:
$100 Fresh MeatBasket
Topics:- Independent Living- Who will take careof my child when I'mgone?
- How canDevelopmentalServices help theadult child withdisabilities?
Providing the right information tomeet the needs of the family
DONATION REQUEST LITTLE NHL FUNDRAISING IS SEEKING
DONATIONS FROM OUR COMMUNITY FAMILIES FOR OUR TWO BIT AUCTION ON:
SATURDAY MARCH 5TH
FWFN COMMUNITY CENTER
3PM – 7PM
WE HOPE TO HAVE BAKING AND/OR BASKETS FOR AUCTION DONATED.
TO DONATE TO OUR EVENT PLEASE CONTACT
CHERYL SZYJA @ 626-3981 OR
VIA EMAIL @ [email protected]
Without our community behind us we would be unable to make these events happen for our youth!
MEEGWETCH FROM US TO YOU IN ADVANCE!
TWO BIT AUCTION SATURDAY MARCH 5TH
FWFN COMMUNITY CENTER 3PM – 7PM
$5.00 ENTRANCE FEE (INCLUDES CHILLI, BANNOCK, COFFEE, TEA, OR WATER)
ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO THE LITTLE NHL PROGRAM
COME OUT AND SUPPORT FWFN YOUTH ATTENDING LITTLE NHL!
Weekly Newsletter February 29-‐March 6
Go Paperless!
Benefits
• Reduce your carbon footprint & save trees! • Receive the FWFN Newsletter delivered to your in-‐box every Thurs!
• Stay connected to your First Nation!
It’s easy!
Visit www.fwfn.com & enter your email address on our home page to sign up. Please consider the environment with this important service, if you receive our
newsletter electronically & live on reserve-‐please email [email protected] with your name & address to be removed from home delivery.
BANKING INFORMATION REMINDER: Please ensure that your current banking information is updated with FWFN Finance Department. FWFN ONLY accepts the following: 1. Voided cheque. 2. Bank-‐stamped completed form. This can be faxed directly to our office from financial institution if they provide this fax service. 3. If an account-‐holder fills out a direct deposit form via their personal online bank profile, the original/online direct deposit form with original signature of account-‐holder must be provided. This form can be either dropped off in person at the Band Office or mailed in.
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