Mamoo Ahmehi Too Win Talking Together Program

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Nishnawbe-Aski Legal Services offers the Talking Together Program, an alternative dispute resolution process, which uses the Circle Process to resolve family issues and bring the family back together again.

NALSC Talking Together Program Nishnawbe-Aski Legal Services offers the Talking Together Program, an alternative dispute resolution process, which uses the Circle Process to resolve family...

Talking Together Circle Process

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Watchay! My name is Susie Cheechoo and I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself as the Talking Together Facilitator at Nishnawbe- Aski Legal Services. I service the James Bay Coastal communities of Moosonee, Moose Factory First Nation,
Mo Creebec Council of the Crees, Attawapiskat First Nation, Kashechewan First Nation, Fort Albany First Nation and Peawanuk First Nation.
What is the Talking Together Process?
Talking Together Program is the only Aboriginal (ADR) Alternative Dispute Resolution process in the Province dealing with Child Welfare matters.
Talking Together involves Frontline workers, support systems, extended family members, and a community Elder. Participants are brought together into the Circle to discuss family issues in a non-judgmental way. A Plan of Care will emerge which has the support of the community. Support systems maintain regular contact with families.
Why use the Talking Together?
It is culturally appropriate in dealing with Child Welfare matters; recognizes extended family/community; empower families; less intrusive; court alternative; children remain in their homes/communities, restorative, the participants of the Circle are working together to resolve child welfare issues, allows the family to heal; frontline workers share the families healing journey.

For Further Information and to set up a Talking Together Presentation Virtually, Please call or email:
Susie Cheechoo– Talking Together Facilitator
Work phone: 705-288-5500
Email: [email protected]

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