Key Links & Funders
KEY LINKS
Union of Ontario Indians
The Anishinabek Nation website includes the Union of Ontario Indians homepage. The Union of Ontario Indians is an advocate and secretariat representing 42 Anishinabek First Nations in the Canadian province of Ontario.
Assembly of First Nations
The Assembly of First Nations is a body of First Nations leaders who protect the rights, treaty obligations, and claims of citizens of the First Nations in Canada.
Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
Indian and Northern Affairs Canada has primary, but not exclusive, responsibility for meeting the federal government’s constitutional, treaty, political and legal responsibilities to First Nations, Inuit and Northerners.
Ontario Association for Children's Aid Societies
OACAS is a membership organization representing Children’s Aid Societies in Ontario. The Association has served its members, the community, the public and the government in a variety of ways since 1912. These services have included the promotion of child welfare issues, government relations, advocacy, policy development, communications, research and special projects, members’ support, quality assurance in child welfare practice and training for all protection workers throughout the province.
FUNDERS
Dilico recieves funding from the following:
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North West Local Health Integration Network
The North West LHIN is a non-profit organization established in June 2005. It covers the Thunder Bay and Rainy River Districts and most of the Kenora District and is headquartered in Thunder Bay. The North West LHIN does not directly provide health care services. They work with health care providers, communities and the public to set priorities and plan health services in Northwestern Ontario.
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Ministry of Community and Social Services
The goal of the Ministry of Community and Social Services is to build thriving and inclusive communities sustained by the economic and civic contributions of all Ontarians. The ministry’s mission is to build resilience and remove obstacles that impede opportunity and participation in community life. It does this through policy development and program support for a broad range of services aimed at supporting Ontario’s most vulnerable citizens.
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Ministry of Health and Long-term Care
The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care is changing its focus and embracing a new direction. As staff continue to work towards better health care for Ontarians, stewardship will become the ministry's mission and mandate. This new stewardship role will mean that the ministry will provide overall direction and leadership for the system, focusing on planning, and on guiding resources to bring value to the health system.
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National Health and Welfare
The Department of National Health and Welfare was created in 1944, with jurisdiction over health and social welfare functions. Its mandate involved the promotion and preservation of the health, social security and social welfare of the people of Canada, including those living in the North.
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Childrens Special Allowance
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