Service Performance Indicators

Service Performance IndicatorsWake Marketing & Design2024-01-29T11:39:14-06:00

One of the ways we are committed to improving our services is through data and analysis. In order to provide better outcomes for children and families we have participated in this OACAS led project on behalf of the child welfare sector. This performance measurement system will allow for effective organizational planning, and will increase transparency and accountability.

The aggregate SPIs have now been publicly reported. AAFS results can be viewed here: Service Performance Indicators – March 2019.

OACAS has some great information on the data results, and further details are available from the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services

Under the Great Law of the Anishinabeg, an Anishinaabe child has Aboriginal (ascribed) rights.

These are their Rights:

To their Name — Anishinaabe ishinikasoowin
To their Clan — dodem
To be with the Family — gutsiimug
To cultural and ceremonial practices — Anishinaabe miiniggisiwin
To their identity — anishinabewin
To their language — anishinabemoowin
To a purposeful and zestful life — mino bimatiziwin
To their ancestral land — anishinaabe akiing
To the lifestyle of the anishinaabe — anishinabechigewin
To a good education — kinamaatiwin
To protection within the family — shanawentasoowin
To protection outside the family — ganawentasoowin

by Lawrence W. Jourdain