DPSS in Eastmain
April 24, 2023 No Comments
If you are in Eastmain this week, make sure to say hello to any of the DPSS team members that you see! Aimee, Cynthia, Trevor,
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DPSS in Oujé-Bougamou
March 28, 2023 No Comments
DPSS interim coordinator Aimee-Elizabeth Parsons and team members Cynthia Miller-Lautman and Deseray Rich were in Oujé-Bougamou from March 28-30 to participate in the Special Needs
DPSS In Community – February 2023
February 14, 2023 No Comments
DPSS is back on the move for 2023. Interim coordinator Aimee-Elizabeth Parsons was in Chisasibi last week as the guest speaker for the McGill Inclusive
DPSS Featured in Tipâchimûn Misinihîkan
January 26, 2023 No Comments
DPSS team members were featured twice in the December 2022 edition of Tipâchimûn Misinihîkan, CBHSSJB employee newsletter. “Stronger Together” Conference To mark the end of
Jordan’s Principle Application Training (Wemindji)
November 11, 2021 No Comments
Come learn about Jordan River Anderson’s story and why Jordan’s Principle exists today. We will also share information about applications for funding. We extend this
DPSS’s Gloria George on Cree CBC
October 20, 2021 No Comments
On October 12, 2021 DPSS’s own Gloria George was on CBC North’s Winschgaoug. Gloria and host Dorothy Stewart talked about Jordan’s Principle team’s upcoming tour
Improving Cultural Safety In Pediatric Healthcare
January 13, 2021 No Comments
The DPSS team is honoured and proud to have partnered with McGill University’s School of Physical & Occupational Therapy in creating “Stories of Pediatric Rehabilitation
4 Simple Tips to Prepare Your Child For School
August 17, 2020 No Comments
It is hard to believe but the return to school is just around the corner. Because of ongoing hygiene measures in your community, things may be more confusing than usual. If you are feeling overwhelmed, you are not alone! Read on to learn how you can make your child’s first day their best day.
All About Me
August 17, 2020 No Comments
The first day of school brings many changes to a student’s life. For example, they will likely have a different teacher, a different place to hang their coat, and a different classroom. During the phases of de-confinement, there may also be ongoing hygiene measures in your community.
See-through masks let me see your smile!
August 13, 2020 No Comments
In Quebec, everyone 12 and up now has to wear a mask in indoor public places. Children 10 years and up now need to wear
