Indigenous Tools for Success
Indigenous Tools for success empowers communities and individuals working in prevention, child protection, and addictions with the knowledge, skills, and cultural understanding necessary to provide practical, holistic support to First Nation individuals, families and communities. These tools use an Indigenous lens and community-based knowledge to create a comprehensive approach to individual, family and community wellness that aligns with the values and needs of First Nation communities.
Key Indigenous Tools:
Wellness Bundle Assessment Tool (Prevention and Child Protection)
First Nation Representative Toolkit (14 forms - HR, Legal, Finance, Service Delivery)
Post Majority Support Services Toolkit ( 10 forms - Legal/Administrative, HR, Service delivery)
Tipi Model of Support (High fidelity wrap-around approach)
Indigenous Recovery and Wellness Standards of Care (Addiction)
Outcomes and Impact
The ultimate goal of our Indigenous Tool Sharing is to ensure that First Nation communities are incorporating community specific knowledge in their service delivery to their members.
The impact of our training includes:
Wellness Bundle Intake and Assessment
Intake and Assessment tool tailored to your community
Manual in how to use the Wellness Bundle Intake and Assessment Tool
Decrease in children being removed from their First Nation community
Increase in Prevention and Wellness Services
First Nation Representative Toolkit
High standard of records management
Efficient and simple approach for service delivery
High level of advocacy and reporting
First Nation Representative Manual
Indigenous Recovery and Wellness Standards of Care (Addiction)
High standards policy and procedure manual - Indigenous lens
Increase in community-specific interventions
Increase in community continuum of care services
Post Majority Support Services Toolkit
High standards of records management
Increase in services for individuals impacted
High level of reporting and accountability
Post Majority Support Services Manual