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B.C. creates new provincial position to focus on Indigenous child welfare

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B.C. is introducing a new provincial position to oversee the transfer of Indigenous child welfare jurisdiction to First Nations communities. The position will hold the same powers as the provincial director of child welfare. It will work to combine the rights and laws of First Nations with those of the province and federal government. The change is expected to impact some 3,403 Indigenous children.

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B.C. creates new provincial position to focus on Indigenous child welfare

Director will oversee transition of Indigenous child welfare jurisdiction to First Nations

2 months ago·Surrey, Canada

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B.C. introduces new position to expedite progress on Indigenous child welfare

B.C. has created a new position aimed at furthering progress on Indigenous child welfare in the province. The new Indigenous child welfare director (ICWD) role aims to help better ensure the safety, wellness, and access to community and culture for Indigenous children. The director will provide advice, guidance and oversight on key Indigenous child and family services and supports, as well as focus on prevention services aimed at keeping young I…

2 months ago·Victoria, Canada

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