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Welcome to the December 2018 Edition of Caldwell First Nation's Newsletter. Ifyou have information to share or suggestions to make for how we can improveour communication to our members, please drop us a line!

Caldwell First Nation'sAdministration Office will be Closed

December 24 to January 4.We will re-open again on Monday, January 7, 2019 for regular business.

Any emergencies during this closure can be directed toNikki Orosz, Director of Operations at 226-236-1108.

Are you currently receivingEmployment Insurance (EI)?

If so, we may have a job creation opportunity for you.

Please contact Ian Duckworth, E&T Manager for details.

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“Se rv ing Food to Who is Unab le "“Se rv ing Food to Who is Unab le "

Caldwell First Nation launched a new

Jo-D Simpson, BScNHealth Programs Coordinator14 Orange Street, Leamington, ON N8H1P5519-322-1766

pilot program which will run until March31, 2019.The program will be reassessed for changes after this period and, pending

funding availability , may be continued.

Download Program Information &Application Form

Caldwell First Nation has partnered with Meals on Wheels and VON in various geographicareas to provide meal and nutritional support to all eligible Caldwell First Nation members(see eligibility criteria below), regardless of where they live. Provided Meals on Wheels orVON meal delivery service is available in your area, we are able to provide support at no costto you. Thanks to our Home and Community Care Funding, we are able to provide this serviceto our members in need of this valuable service. How do I apply?You can apply to the program by calling the office at 1-800-206-7522 or obtaining anapplication form on our website under “Members Only”. You can also request that anapplication form be mailed or emailed to you. If you would like to inquire about eligibility orthe program via email, please contact Jo-D Simpson, Health Programs Coordinator at Jo-DSimpson.

What is the cost to access the se rv ice?What is the cost to access the se rv ice?There is no cost to eligible Caldwell First Nation members who carry a 165 Band Membership,provided their application is approved based on the eligibility criteria below. Elig ib i l i tyElig ib i l i tyThe program is designed to meet the needs of its members who are:· Homebound with a chronic disability or chronic illness.· 65 years of age or older and have difficulties preparing meals.· 18 years of age or older and have disabilities that prevent them from preparing meals.· Individuals suffering from illnesses (such as cancer, stroke, or heart attack) or recoveringfrom surgery may be eligible to receive Meals on Moccasins until they are able to manage ontheir own.· Have inadequate cooking facilities.· Live within an area that has Meals on Wheels or VON Meal Delivery Service. How it WorksHow it WorksOnce an application is received, it will be reviewed and, if approved, meals will be deliveredby your local Meals on Wheels or VON (depending on geographic location and availability inyour area. Approved applications will be approved either on a temporary or permanent basis,but not beyond the pilot deadline of March 31, 2019. If the program is reinstated, you may berequired to reapply as eligibility requirements may change.Frequency o f De live ryFrequency o f De live ryCaldwell First Nation staff will work with our partners and clients to provide the best possibleschedule based on availability of services in your area.

Geographic Reg ion Se rvedGeog raphic Reg ion Se rvedIf Meals on Wheels or VON deliver meals in your area, this program is available to those whoqualify. Reg ion Se rvedReg ion Se rvedTo be confirmed. Please contact Jo-D Simpson to verify availability in your area. Frequently Asked QuestionsFrequently Asked Questions Q: How o ften wil l I be required to o rde r?Q: How o ften wil l I be required to o rde r?A: Health staff will work with you to determine need and availability. Q: What is inc luded in the meal?Q: What is inc luded in the meal?A: Depending on the program delivery in your area, each meal consists of an appetizer,entrée, and dessert. Meals may be hot or frozen, depending on the program structure in yourarea. Special diets and allergies are accommodated whenever possible. A maximum of onemeal per day may be provided.Q: Do I need a p ro fess ional re fe rral to rece ive Meals on Moccas ins?Q: Do I need a p ro fess ional re fe rral to rece ive Meals on Moccas ins?A: Members may be referred by a family member or may contact us themselves to arrangefor meal delivery. The assessment/eligibility process may require that a professional verify theneed for the service.Q: Can I s ign up fo r temporary se rv ice?Q: Can I s ign up fo r temporary se rv ice?A: Yes, we offer full time (Monday - Sunday), part time (two or more days/week), or temporaryrespite meal service. Our temporary service may be a week, two weeks, or until you find youcan manage on your own. Should you wish to transition from temporary to part-time or full-timeservice, we can also accommodate this pending review.Q: When are the meals de live red and who de live rs them?Q: When are the meals de live red and who de live rs them?A: Meal delivery will be done according to your local Meals on Wheels or VON serviceschedule. The Health Programs Coordinator or Health Department staff will work with you andour partners to communicate when delivery can be expected. Delivery day and time may varyand is subject to change. Meals are delivered by friendly, qualified, reliable, staff orvolunteers who also provide a client security check. Clients need to be home during deliverytime to accept their meal.Q: What are the bene fits o f Meals on Moccas ins?Q: What are the bene fits o f Meals on Moccas ins?A: · Independence in your home· Improved health; nutritious meals provided· Social support; a friendly volunteer comes with the meals· Peace of mind; our security check gives the friends, family, and client peace of mindknowing that someone is looking in on their loved oneI nformation C ollec tion, U se, and S haringInformation C ollec tion, U se, and S haringCaldwell First Nation is committed to ensuring your information is kept confidential. CFN only collects information that you voluntarilygive us v ia email or other direct contact from you. We will not sell or rent this information to anyone. We will use your information torespond to you regarding the reason you contacted us. We will not share your information with any third party outside of ourorganization, other than as necessary to fulfill your request.

Questions?Questions?Jo-D Simpson, BScNJo-D Simpson, BScNHealth Programs Coordinator

14 Orange Street, Leamington, ON N8H 1P5519-322-1766

First Paint Therapy and Potluck a Success!

Moses Shirley Johnson painting a

masterpiece.

Tammy Jolicoeur. Always smiling!

Sisters painting together.

Caldwell First Nation's newest artists!

Next month's painting

Registration for the next Paint Therapy andPotluck will take place January 21-24, 2019.

Limited number of seats available!No registrations will be accepted after

January 24, 2019 at 4:00pm.

To Allcelebrating inDecember!

Status Card ApplicationsIf you need Status Card Applications,

please contact the office

or email us to request a copy by mail or email.

Caldwell First NationCaldwell First NationYouth Activity Sponsorship Program 2018Youth Activity Sponsorship Program 2018

In April of 2018, Council approved a new programdesigned to promote youth participation inactivities.

This program is for children and youth (up to 18years of age). It is the goal of Caldwell First Nation toprovide adequate funding so that each Nationmember, who is in full-time attendance at anelementary or secondary school and in goodstanding with the school, has an opportunity toparticipate in whatever activity they so choose.

Caldwell First Nation is able to provide up to amaximum of $500 per fiscal year (April 1 to March31) for children or youth activities and the balancemust come from the child/youth and/or his/herparent(s)/guardian(s). Such activities should offerequal opportunities for children and youth,specifically related to:

• Child/Youth athletic teams• Associations or clubs that organize and runchildren or youth activities• Local school sports teams• Child/Youth Aboriginal Sporting Organizations• Art or music lessons• Special academic groups (i.e. chess club)

Further details can be found in the document link below. Completed applicationscan be submitted to Nikki Orosz.

Download Policy & Application Form Here

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESFull Time Postings

Community Wellness WorkerDeadline January 7, 2018

Community Wellness Worker

(Contract Position)Deadline January 7, 2018

Please see posting for details on how to apply to the above positions.All questions with regards to the above postings shall be directed to

Nikki Orosz, Director of Operations.

Also seeking casual/on-call reception/admin support. If this interestsyou, please submit your resume and cover letter to Tammy Jolicoeur.

Seeking Archaeological Field TechniciansTraining Provided

Caldwell is currently looking for Archaeological Field Technicians (Monitors) to support futureneeds of projects located throughout our territory. This is a project-term, field-based positionwith travel reimbursement. Archaeological Field Techs will assist with or conduct archaeologicalfield surveys. These positions may be revolving and may be on-going and are filled on an as-needed basis for specific projects.

RESPONSIBILITIES:Digging shovel tests and screening soil.Maintaining field notes.Compliance with Caldwell and Project guidelines.Performing other duties as assigned or required.

REQUIRED:Ability to work outdoors in variable weather conditions and on varied terrain.Ability to work weekends and over 40 hours per week when needed.Ability to work in the field for extended periods of time.

Please submit your resume and brief cover letter to:Ian Duckworth, E&T Manager

Caldwell First Nation14 Orange Street | Leamington | ON | N8H 1P5

T: 519-322-1766 | F: 519-332-1533ian.duckworth@caldwellfirstnation.ca

Caldwell First Nation 2019 Plannersare available now.

Please stop by the Band Office to pick one up atyour convenience!

Call Darryl for more information!(519) 322-1766

Office HoursMonday - Friday 8:30am - 4:00pm

(excluding holidays)

Staff Listing

Nikki OroszDirector of Operations

Tammy JolicoeurExecutive Assistant

Louise HillierBand Rep. (Child &

Family Services)

Melody WatsonSenior Finance Manager

Carrie Ann PetersCultural Development

Coordinator/LanguageChampion

Shirley JohnsonHealth Programs

Receptionist

Darryl van OirschotReception

Sabrina PetersHealth Programs

Assistant

Ian DuckworthEmployment & Training

Manager

Jo-D SimpsonHealth Programs

Coordinator

Shelley BirchFinance Assistant

Theresa LewisTransportation Worker

Shawn DuckworthMaintenance

Steven SimpsonMaintenance

Douglas HeilMaintenance

Tracy SimpsonCommunity Prevention

Worker

News & Events

SaveSavethetheDate!Date!

December 18 - 2-4pmChristmas Crafting - Health Department staff

has a great craft ready!December 19 - 9:30am-3:30pm

Diane Forbes - Group Session - Self Care forthe Holidays & Craft

December 20 - 10am-12pmHealthy Babies, Healthy Children Meet & Greet

December 20 - 6-8pmGames Night - Drop In

December 21Traditional Wellness & Healing Sessions

(please call)January, February, and March 2019 dates will be posted

soon...

Boozhoo Members,

Caldwelll First Nation staff has been working very hard over the past severalmonths in order to bring its members relevant programs, services, events,engagements, and activities. Please check the website often for updates andnew events being added each week. Your participation and feedback isimportant to us.

If there is a program or service that you feel would be valuable to the membersof the Nation, please share it with us! While we cannot make guarantees, we willdo our best to accommodate suggestions within the limits of the budgets andfunding and program guidelines.

We hope you enjoyed the ninth edition of the Caldwell First Nation eNewsletterand we look forward to your feedback. If you have any questions, please do nothesitate to contact us!

Sincerely,

Nikki OroszDirector of Operations

Editor

nikki.orosz@caldwellfirstnation.ca

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