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Registration is now open:

 

Best Start Resource Centre Regional Workshop

 

First Nation Perspectives on Child Development

 

Dates:  

June 29, 2009 in Sudbury, ON

June 30, 2009 in Sault Ste. Marie, ON

 

Locations: 

Howard Johnson Sudbury

50 Brady Street

Sudbury, ON

http://www.hojosudbury.ca/

 

Algoma's Water Tower Inn

360 Great Northern Road

Sault Ste. Marie, ON

http://www.watertowerinn.com/ <http://www.watertowerinn.com/> 

 

For: This workshop is for service providers who work with First Nation families that have young children (e.g., early childhood educators, public health and community health nurses, social service workers, family physicians, health promoters, etc.). 

 

Workshop Description: 

This session will provide an overview of First Nation perspectives on child development. It will share information about developmental targets and how parents support reaching these targets. The session will help service providers to develop their skills for working with First Nation families that have young children and to understand Aboriginal perspectives on nurturing the development of children.

 

Speaker: Jaynane Burning-Fields
Jaynane Burning-Fields is Aboriginal from Six Nations Reserve and was raised in the traditional culture. She has spent 16 years working at the provincial level as a manager of the Aboriginal Children's programmes that service the urban Aboriginal population. Jaynane's knowledge and skill set have been developed through this work and have been strengthened by her knowledge of traditional values and principles. Jaynane has had the opportunity to use her skills and knowledge about culture based programming in various capacities, including working with Statistics Canada on the development of the Aboriginal Children's Survey, the Ministry of Children and Youth's Panel of Experts (Early Learning Framework), and the Foundation of International Training - Egypt. Jaynane is currently the Executive Director of the Niagara Regional Native Centre. 

 

Cost: $50 (includes lunch)

 

To register: http://www.beststart.org/events/upcoming.html

 

 

Meghan Boston-McCracken, MSW, RSW 
Bilingual Information Specialist / Spécialiste bilingue d'information
Best Start Resource Centre / Meilleur départ 
Health Nexus Santé
(formerly Ontario Prevention Clearinghouse/anciennement Centre ontarien d'information en prévention)
Sault Ste. Marie, ON

Telephone: (705) 254-3463 / 1-800-397-9567 ext. 2345 

Fax: (705) 254-7503
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www.healthnexus.ca <http://www.healthnexus.ca/>   www.beststart.org <http://www.beststart.org/> 

 

First Nation Perspectives on Child Development: Regional Workshops

June 29, 2009: Sudbury, ON

June 30, 2009: Sault Ste. Marie, ON

Register now at www.beststart.org <http://www.beststart.org/>   

 

Save the Date!

Best Start Resource Centre: 2010 Annual Conference

February 17-19, 2010: Toronto, ON

 

Join over 1,500 service providers that are part of the 

Maternal Newborn and Child Health Promotion Network (MNCHP) 

to share and receive up-to-date information, guidance, and strategies. 

Subscribe at http://www.beststart.org/services/information.html

 

 


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