Child Care and Education Centre
Provided by: Prince Albert Grand Council
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- Child Care and Education Centre
- Education
- First Nations Band Offices (13 locations)
- Forestry and Emergency Protective Services
- Health and Social Development – Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
- Health and Social Development – Aboriginal Head Start on Reserve
- Health and Social Development – Dental Therapy
- Health and Social Development – Emergency Response and Planning
- Health and Social Development – Environmental Health Services
- Health and Social Development – First Aid and CPR Training
- Health and Social Development – Holistic Wellness Centre
- Health and Social Development – Indian Residential Schools Resolution Health Support
- Health and Social Development – Maternal Child Health
- Health and Social Development – Nursing
- Health and Social Development – Sakwatamo Lodge Family Treatment Centre
- Health and Social Development – Tobacco Control
- Justice
- La Ronge Band Free Tax Clinic
- Northern Lights Community Development Corporation
- Sports, Culture and Recreation Program
- Urban Services – Affordable Student Housing
- Urban Services – Construction Careers
- Urban Services – Family Violence Program
- Urban Services – Individual Client Sponsorship
- Urban Services – Labour Force Development
- Urban Services – Mental Health and Addictions
- Urban Services – Traffic Safety and Community Awareness
- Urban Services – Urban Referral and Parenting Support Services
- Urban Services – Youth Employment Support
Service Description
Operates five cottages that provide care and supervision for children. Each cottage has a Housemother that provides home cooked meals and nutritional snacks. Staff consists of five Cottage Case Managers, 40 Child Care Workers, four Shift Supervisors, and five Security Personnel. Child Care Workers have specialized training in:
- First Aid and CPR Certificates,
- Crisis prevention and intervention,
- Suicide intervention,
- Behavioural management,
- Child and adolescent Development,
- Universal body fluid precautions,
- Administration of medications,
- Life Space Crisis Intervention,
- Mental Health First Aid,
- Safe Food Handling,
- Incident/Critical reporting.
Services include:
- Education Services (Each child is enrolled in the Public or Catholic School Systems)
- Family Outreach and Support Worker (Connects children with extended families, cultural activities, and traditional ceremonies)
- Counselling
- Recreation
Eligibility
Children between the ages of 0 years and 15 years who are: - deemed "at-risk" - in the care of Child and Family Services and/or the Ministry of Social Services - identified with emotional, social, behavioural, psychological difficulties and/or chronic conditions such as Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and alcohol related neurodevelopmental disorders **Services cannot be provided to young offenders under custody court orders, violent sex offenders, and those exhibiting extreme violent behaviours**
Application Process
Referrals come from Child and Family Service agencies and the Ministry of Social Services. Emergency placements are referred by the Ministry of Social Services.
Fees
Contact for more information.
Fax: 306-763-1270
Business Line: 306-953-7210
Service Website
www.pagc.sk.ca/child-care-and-education-centre/
Email
Coverage Area
Prince Albert, Black Lake Denesuline First Nation, Cumberland House Cree Nation, Fond Du Lac Denesuline First Nation, Hatchet Lake Denesuline First Nation, James Smith Cree Nation, Lac La Ronge Indian Band, Montreal Lake Cree Nation, Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation, Red Earth Cree Nation, Shoal Lake Cree Nation, Sturgeon Lake First Nation, Wahpeton Dakota Nation.
Languages Offered
English
Child Care and Education Centre
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Mailing Address
PO Box 1988
Prince Albert SK S6V 6K1
Location Info
Hours of Operation
Monday to Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm. Closed statutory holidays.
Fax: 306-763-1270
Business Line: 306-953-7210
Website
www.pagc.sk.ca/child-care-and-education-centre/
Email
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