Registration for KSCS' summer programs will begin on Monday, April 24, 2017. Registration forms for the summer Drama Day Camp will be available for one week only at the KSCS main office, from Monday April 24 to Friday, April 28, 2017. There will be two day camp sessions to choose from. The cost is $150.00 per session. This covers the cost of trip admission, bus fees, T-shirt, and sunblock. For more information, please contact Terry McComber at 450-632-6880.
Ensure there is a consistent flow of information going out to the community. To address the health and social priority issues identified in Kahnawake’s Community Health Plan activities include:
Communications correspondents’ assist the promotion/education efforts whenever feasible. This is in addition to communications’ general KSCS public relations responsibilities and human resources support.
Environmental Health Services (EHS) activities primarily concentrate on identifying, monitoring and mitigating health hazards in the physical environment.
This responsibility has been divided into the following concentration areas:
is comprised of the Independent Living Center (ILC) and Family Support and Resources Services (FSRS). The ILC is a residential program for community members living with mental health issues. FSRS includes the Family Support Caseworkers, Young Adults Program, the Teen Social Club, and Lifeskills Support Workers.
Please check out our Special Needs Resource Guide 2021. The link to the PDF is below under Resources.
To screen, assess and make recommendations for referral for individuals, couples and families who are referred to or requesting psychological support
To provide support and consultation to related services, programs, projects and activities in the area of psychology.
The following is offered only on an “as needed” basis with sufficient amount of people and client preparedness
In collaboration with prevention services, to provide group support to clients with anxiety and depression.
To provide crisis support following a traumatic event to reduce negative psych-social reactions.
To receive all reports of children being at risk, investigate allegations of child abuse, to include abandonment, neglect, psychological abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse, and serious behaviour disturbances and provide follow-up to address the risk.
To respond to community or family crisis as it arises, such as a critical incident stress debriefing, family dynamic issue, social support, etc.
Receives all calls for services, provide immediate support to clients when necessary and to refer clients to appropriate KSCS Prevention and Support resources.
This is a list of topics we are currently prepared to offer as groups on an “as needed” basis” with sufficient amount of people and client preparedness
In collaboration with the Prevention Services, to provide addictions support to clients with anger issues in a group setting
- Offered only on an “as needed” basis” with sufficient amount of people and client preparedness
