An assessment of services delivered under the Canada-Manitoba-Indian Child Welfare Agreement / submitted to: Elaine Isaac, David Rundle ; submitted by: Julian Isitt, Brian Roberts. : R5-415/1986E-PDF

"The First Nation's Confederacy (FNC) and the Southeast Resource Development Council (SERDC) retained the Coopers & Lybrand Consulting Group to conduct an assessment of Indian child welfare and family services provided by two Indian agencies - West Region Child and Family Services and Southeast Region Child and Family Services. During the summer and fall of 1986, we conducted a survey of community residents, child welfare workers, agency supervisors, elected Indian officials and government representatives. Our goal was to determine whether services were being provided in accordance with the objectives set by the parties to the Canada-Manitoba-Indian child welfare master agreement. The study was not an assessment of the operations of the agencies. The Manitoba Department of Community Services and Corrections performs agency reviews on an annual or as needed basis. Therefore, we concentrated our examination on questions of effectiveness as seen by members of the Indian community and government officials. In this report, we describe the issues examined, the evaluation methods we used and our findings. We also present recommendations which we hope will be helpful during the negotiation of a new master agreement."--Introduction, p. 1.

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