SCHOOL OF NATIVE HUMAN SERVICES CELEBRATION

You are invited to come and celebrate with the School of Native Human Services.
Native Human Services is now a stand alone School and has also received Accreditation as a School.

When: Thursday May 7th, 2009
Where: West Residence Room W-136
TIME: 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Drop by and take note of NHS’s Accomplishments.
For more information, please contact Freda Recollet, secretary, School of Native Human Services, ext. 5082.

Sudbury Branch of the OASW

WORKSHOPS AND AGM

MAY 28 2009

REGISTER WITH JUDITH TREMBLAY 675-1100 BY MAY 18

1:00 - 2: 30 Christine Legge from Warmhearts Pallative Caregivers Sudbury-Mantioulin will present on End of Life Care and Issues in Pallative Care

2:45 - 4:15 Julie Ozawagosh, Elder from Whitefish Lake First Nation will present on an Aboriginal Approach to End of Life Care

4:15 The Waabishki Mkwaa (White Bear) Singers will perform a Welcome Song and an Honour Song

4:30 - 5:30 AGM

YOU MUST REGISTER FOR THE WORKSHOPS:

• FEE FOR OASW MEMBERS $10.00 PER WORKSHOP OR $15.00 FOR BOTH
• FEE FOR NON MEMBERS IS $20.00 PER WORKSHOP

REGISTRATION PAYABLE AT THE DOOR: JUBILEE CENTRE, 195 APPLEGROVE

Native Human Services Social Work

Aanii, Boozhoo, Welcome

Welcome to our blog site. This site is for the School of Native Human Services Alumuni, Students, Faculty, staff and Friends. This site provides information, knowledge and skills for those working and learning in the area of Native Social Work. We also invite you to share information about your experiences with us. Miigwech