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THE CANADIAN FAMILY
SERVICES ACCREDITATION PROGRAM |
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Provides strong quality assurance and accountability for
accredited agencies. |
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The program has been completely revised and now deals with
new areas such as staff morale, learning organizations and
employee assistance programs. |
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Involves peer reviewers from across Canada. |
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE |
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Each year Family Service Ontario plans a conference for
its members. |
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The conference
provides an opportunity for board members, executive directors,
clinical supervisors and staff of Family Service agencies to be
exposed to new ideas in the field of family services as well as
opportunities to exchange new and creative approaches with each
other. |
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The annual
conference moves from city to city across Ontario. Past conferences
have been held in Toronto, Ottawa, Stratford, Oakville, Sudbury,
Kingston, Niagara Falls, and Orillia.
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INDIVIDUAL AGENCY BOARD/EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
CONSULTATIONS |
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Family Service Ontario staff and consultants are available
as resources to member agencies who may wish assistance
with a wide range of issues in their respective organizations.
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The service is confidential. |
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GOVERNMENT RELATIONS |
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Family Service Ontario
believes that a key role of a provincial organization is to
lobby government for increased funding and improved policy and
legislation |
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Relationship building with key government staff and
elected officials is at the heart of a comprehensive program
to influence government decision makers |
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Support to member agencies with local lobbying as part of
the overall plan is essential to our success. |
