The Board of Directors implemented 6 recommendations from the Meyers Norris Penny’s Review related to YTCCFS’s restructuring. The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruled (January 26th) that the federal government discriminates against First Nation children on reserves by failing to provide the same level of child welfare services that exist elsewhere. The federal government’s funding model

Canadian Human Rights Tribunal (CHRT) ruling occurred with YTCCFS provided financial and program gap analysis and information for witnesses for program and administration. Critical incident inquest occurred provincially resulting in 17 recommendations to MSS (11) and YTCCFS (6).

Internal culturally-based Quality Assurance (QA) initiated. Prevention Project Management System (PPMS) initiated. Partnership between MSS and YTCCFS resulting in cultural camp “Coming Home” for children in care with Ministry. CPI unit dissolved.

Operational Review by Meyers Norris Penny with 17 recommendations related to programs and services was completed and that initiated a human resource review. Case Management System (CMS) was developed. Critical incident occurred and identified gaps. Children and Youth Advocate (CYA) initiated an investigation and presented final report with 18 recommendations to the general public. YTCCFS