Exploring Stakeholder: "Government of Canada"

Indigenous Services Canada – ISC has launched national distinctions-based working groups with Indigenous, provincial and territorial partners to co-develop data and reporting strategies. These new strategies should: increase data collection and reporting between jurisdictions help better understand ways to reduce the number of Indigenous children and youth in care The Inuit data strategy working group...

A report on children and families together: An Emergency Meeting on Indigenous child and family services. Jan. 25 – 26, 2018 Relevant Government of Canada Commitment to Action: 6. Create a data strategy with provinces/territories and Indigenous partners to increase inter-jurisdictional data collection, sharing and reporting to better understand the rates and reasons for apprehension....

Global recommendation It is recommended that all representatives who participated in the Emergency Meeting work towards the following goals: Collaborate on a national child welfare data strategy, led by the federal government in partnership with provincial, territorial and First Nations, Inuit and Métis Nation partners aimed at increasing inter-jurisdictional data collection, sharing and reporting to...

Year Indigenous Children In Care Average Maintenance CostsPer Child Total Expenditures 2010-2011 9,241 $36,799.88 $579.1 2011-2012 9,423 $38,532.95 $618.6 2012-2013 9,482 $35,980.41 $627.4 2013-2014 8,675 $38,558.60 $637.8 2014-2015 8,428 $40,142.79 $647.5 2015-2016 8,488 $42,262,78 $676.8 2016-2017 9,078 $41,353.10 $762.6 2017-2018 9,247 $43,592.52 $837.6 2018-2019 9,312 $46.048.11 $1,243.6 Table 3: Proportion of Aboriginal and non‑Aboriginal children (0-4)...