A provincial court judge has overturned a Ministry of Child and Family Development sanctioned apprehension and ordered an Indigenous mother to be reunited with her baby.
It was a great thing to watch the Southern Network Youth Group paint and set up the teepee for our Annual General Meeting on September 29, 2017.
Kookoonaan speaks of family, a strong community and the foundation of our peoples' teachings.
A child learns how much she is loved and protected.
First Nations child welfare agencies in Manitoba have been quietly working with Ottawa and the province to bridge discriminatory funding gaps amid loud protests over a longstanding shortfall, the Free Press has learned.
Aboriginal heritage must be considered when placing a child with an adoptive family, but it does not overrule all other factors in deciding their best interests, the British Columbia Court of Appeal has ruled.
Arlen Dumas, chief of the Mathias Colomb Cree Nation, has been elected grand chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs.
Three First Nations children who spent most of their lives in foster care but died after returning to their parents’ care were failed by the Alberta government, according to the province’s child and youth advocate.
Southern First Nations Network of Care is delighted to invite you to our Annual General Meeting.
Southern Network welcomes the people to join them for an open-house on Swan Lake First Nation Treaty Land in Manitoba.
If you would like to learn more about our organization, the services we provide or our member agencies, please feel free to start a conversation.