The SFNS Office Reopens
The Southern First Nations Secretariat office has reopened to all staff and the public as of Monday, April 4, 2022.
All preventative and surveillance measures remain in effect for the office which includes staff/visitor COVID-19 screening, encouraging frequent hand washing, and regular disinfection of the workplace.
SFNS staff will continue to work from home on a part-time basis but each department will endeavour to have staff presented in office from
(Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm).
Please visit our staff directory for contact details.
All preventative and surveillance measures remain in effect for the office which includes staff/visitor COVID-19 screening, encouraging frequent hand washing, and regular disinfection of the workplace.
SFNS staff will continue to work from home on a part-time basis but each department will endeavour to have staff presented in office from
(Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm).
Please visit our staff directory for contact details.
In Memoriam of Tom Bressette
SFNS Strategic Plan & New Impact Statements
VISION:
SFNS member Nations are prosperous.
MISSION:
SFNS supports member First Nations by delivering quality programs and services that improve outcomes for their membership.
GUIDING PRINCIPLES:
SFNS is an organization that respects equality and diversity in the services it provides. At the SFNS we strive for excellence in all that we do and are accountable to those we serve.
SFNS member Nations are prosperous.
MISSION:
SFNS supports member First Nations by delivering quality programs and services that improve outcomes for their membership.
GUIDING PRINCIPLES:
SFNS is an organization that respects equality and diversity in the services it provides. At the SFNS we strive for excellence in all that we do and are accountable to those we serve.
SFNS Welcomes
Two New PSI Members
SFNS Post-Secondary Education
Collaborative Signing Ceremony
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The SFNS Post-Secondary Education (PSE) Collaborative, have come together with a shared commitment and responsibility to prioritize the needs and interests of aspiring, former and current PSE students who are members of SFNS First Nations through formalizing a partnership agreement.
This agreement provides the framework and conditions under which the Collaborative agrees to work together toward which is a shared goal of supporting local First Nation PSE students to ensure they have a safe, positive and successful PSE experience. To solidify this understanding, SFNS hosted a PSE Collaborative Participation Agreement signing ceremony on Monday, August 31st, 2020. The event was live streamed on Facebook and has been posted on our website for your viewing. |
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The Parties to this Partnership Agreement include the Southern First Nations Secretariat (SFNS),
a Tribal Council servicing six First Nations in southwestern Ontario (including
through PSE support); Tecumseh Community Development Corporation (TCDC), a development
corporation servicing ten First Nations in Southwestern Ontario, including all six SFNS member
First Nations; and the following post-secondary education (PSE) institutions:
1. Fanshawe College
2. Lambton College
3. St. Clair College
4. triOS College
5. Western University
6. University of Windsor
7. King's University College
8. Huron University College
a Tribal Council servicing six First Nations in southwestern Ontario (including
through PSE support); Tecumseh Community Development Corporation (TCDC), a development
corporation servicing ten First Nations in Southwestern Ontario, including all six SFNS member
First Nations; and the following post-secondary education (PSE) institutions:
1. Fanshawe College
2. Lambton College
3. St. Clair College
4. triOS College
5. Western University
6. University of Windsor
7. King's University College
8. Huron University College