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Program: Community Care Program  
Organization: Naicatchewenin First Nation
Band Office
Phone Numbers: 807-486-3407
After Hours: 807-274-3201
Fax: 807-486-3138
Website: www.naicatcheweninfirstnation.ca
Address:
PO Box 15 RR 1
Devlin, ON
P0W 1C0
Street Address:
RR 1
La Vallée
 
Location:
  • Band Office is located in the community of Naicatchewenin First Nation
  • Community is W of Fort Frances along Hwy 11 and 50 km N of Devlin on Hwy 613
  • Community consists of 3 reserves: Agency 1
Accessibility: Not Wheelchair Accessible    Not Wheelchair Accessible
Hours: Band Office: Mon-Thu 9 am-4:30 pm, Fri 9 am-2:30 pm
Public Contacts: Janice Smith - Alternative Care Coordinator
807-486-3407 Ext 205 * ccp.acc@nwbay.ca
Samantha Moyer - Community Care Supervisor
807-486-3407 Ext 228 * ccp.supervisor@nwbay.ca
Service Description: Operates a self government and is responsible for the day to day operations of the Naicatchewenin First Nation
  • Tribal Council: Pwi-di-goo-zing Ne-yaa-zhing Advisory Services
  • Political Territorial Organization: Grand Council Treaty #3 (GCT3)
  • Treaty #3


Delivers child care and protection services and family support services to community members
  • Administers services for Weechi-it-te-Win Family Services, a mandated Native Child Welfare Agency in Fort Frances
  • Partners with community police officers and local nursing staff to identify and support troubled families
Alternative Care Program
  • Provides assistance and support to children in care
  • Provides training for child care providers
  • Offers support and guidance in reuniting siblings who are/have been part of the foster care system
Prevention Services
  • Teaches parenting skills and assisting children through difficult times
  • Develops and administers healthy social and recreational programs for families
  • Hosts community forums to address issues such as youth drug abuse, inadequate housing, schooling problems and after school activities
  • Organizes elders meetings that address traditional child rearing methods
  • Provides information sessions about understanding substance dependency and resulting family violence, and overcoming oppression by understanding cultural realities
Repatriation Services
  • Processes requests to have children in external foster care brought back to homes within the community
  • Provides advocacy on behalf of the child and family
Outreach Services
  • Provides the option to children adopted by outside families to discover their birth family and heritage
  • Provides records and information to Tribal Agency and external resources

Fees: None
Application: Intake assessment required
Eligibility / Target Population:
  • Members of Naicatchewenin First Nation

  • Children younger than 18 years of age and their families
Languages: English
Language Notes: Ojibway, upon request
Area Served:
Naicatchewenin First Nations  
See Also: Child Abuse, Well-Being, and Welfare
Parenting Education

This information was last completely updated on June 26, 2025

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