Goals of Agnes Brown as the Jordan's Principle Coordinator:

• To work in communities as the point of contact for Indigenous families, community staff, and urban partners in accessing services and supports.
• Provide one to one case management services.
• Consult with other service providers (nurses, doctors, education, mental health, psychologists) for integrated case plans and treatment plans, as well as culturally appropriate holistic plan(s) of the nation(s)
• To ensure there is a secure Inter-agency participation

Objectives:

• Building strong relationships and partnerships with frontline workers and professionals, including speech pathologists, occupational therapist, and nurses to ensure wraparound services.
• Coordinate and oversee holistic service plans for children and youth that include referrals, assessment, transitions, and culturally appropriate supports. assessments are signed off as needed.

I will to the best of my ability:

• To be able to identify with health needs and utilize resources and services are needed.
• Complete full needs assessments on children to determine required services.

To be an Ambassador

• Provide information regarding Jordan’s Principle to communities through information sessions on zoom calls and webinars, social media. etc.
• Assess the availability of specialized services in the area.
• Maintains up-to-date knowledge of issues and professional skills in the area of Indigenous health and first nations, school programs etc.
• To be an advocate for families in assisting where needed.

Where you can contact Agnes Brown, Jordan's Principle Coordinator

Ahousaht Administration Office

250-670-9531 ext.303

or Cell phone 778-269-5008

Please fill in the form below, if you require any assistance, do not hesitate to call at either phone #s listed above.