Kahnawake – August 6, 2019 - Kahnawake Shakotiia’takehnhas Community Services is pleased to update the community on some of the outcomes that are being implemented as a result of an organizational review that was conducted in 2018.
Let's Talk Kahnawake Tewakaratónnion walk-In counselling service will be continuing during the month of August.
She:kon Kahnawakehró:non,
Kahnawà:ke Shakotiia’takehnhas Community Services is pleased to announce that our Annual Report 2018–2019 is now available to the community.
The report can be picked up at the reception area of our main office — while quantities last — at the 2nd Floor of the Services Complex.
Please find the link below to the KSCS Strategic Plan Update for time-frame for (April 2019 to June 2019)). The purpose of this report is to provide the community with a progress update on the implementation of our strategic plan 2016-2020. It also serves as an opportunity for the community to open a dialogue for future engagements and improvements in how KSCS can best serve Kahnawa’kehró:non.
KSCS, a Mohawk health and social service organization, wishes to secure the services of a consultant to complete a community profile for the purpose of completing an application for Child and Family Services (CFS) funding, under the Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) Enhanced Prevention Focused Approach funding envelope.
Scope:
The community profile must include:
Kahnawake Shakotiia’takehnhas Community Services (KSCS) is inviting all interested community members to participate in individual interviews or focus groups to discuss the Afterhours Response Services Operational review.
Check out our KSCS Insider. On this episode, we hear from Rebecca D'Amico and Jean O'Connor who tell us about the walk-in counselling initiative.
Check out our KSCS Insider on how Tsi Niionkwarihóten (our ways) has been incorporated into the on-boarding process for new staff at KSCS.
KSCS will be closed for the Canada Day holiday on Monday, July 1, 2019. If you are in crisis during the holiday, services can be accessed by calling the Kahnawake Peacekeepers at 450-632-6505 and ask for the On-Call Worker.
Regular office hours will resume on Tuesday, July 2, 2019.
Upcoming Tea Time–Me Time and Brown Bag Lunch sessions have been added to the June calendar. Please click on the calendar for details.
June's Tehontatró:ris presentation on the Neuropsychology of Creativity and Addiciton has been added to our calendar. Please click on the calendar to find out more.
The community is invited to join the KSCS Family and Wellness Center as they host a family brunch to help Celebrate Dads! Please check our calendar to find out more.
The Brown Bag Lunch and The Baby Bunch events have been added to the June calendar.
Mark your calendars! The Teen Social Club is holding a Father's Day fundraising buffet at the Tahiti Restaurant on Thursday, June 13, 2019 in Chateauguay
Tehontatró:ris is coming up on Thursday, May 30th.
Please check the May calendar for details. By the way, you can keep on top of our activities and events by checking out our calendar regularly. Nia:wen.
Information about the upcoming Planting Day closure has been added to the May calendar, including how to access services during the holiday.
Two events added to the May calendar, the Brown Bag Lunch and the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia Free BBQ has been added to the calendar.
Please check out the summer job opportunities for students on our JOBS page. You'll gain valuable experience and it'll look good on your resume.
Check out our calendar for upcoming activities including Celebrating Ista and the...more
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training has been added to the May calendar. Please click on the calendar to find out more, including who to contract to register as seating is limited.
Please find the link below to the KSCS Strategic Plan Update for timeframe for (December 2018 to March 2019). The purpose of this report is to provide the community with a progress update on the implementation of our strategic plan 2016-2019. It also serves as an opportunity for the community to open a dialogue for future engagements and improvements in how KSCS can best serve Kahnawa’kehró:non.
Check out our latest KSCS Insider with Kareen Diabo as she explains how important community feedback is in shaping the way our programs and services are delivered.
To all of you who took the time and completed the Community Perception & Satisfaction Survey for KSCS – we thank you.
April's Tehontatró:ris presentation has been added to the calendar and it's part of Cultural Awareness Month.