Tribal Chiefs Child Family Services West Society

Tribal Chiefs Child and Family Services West Society (TCCFS West) is a dedicated organization committed to the well-being, safety, and cultural identity of Indigenous children and families. As a First Nations-led agency, we provide essential child protection, prevention, and family support services, ensuring that children remain connected to their families, communities, and traditions.

Guided by the values of respect, integrity, and community empowerment, TCCFS West works collaboratively with Indigenous leaders, Elders, and families to promote healing, resilience, and self-determination. Our programs are designed to uphold the inherent rights of First Nations children while fostering a nurturing environment that supports their emotional, physical, and spiritual development.

With a focus on culturally responsive care, we are committed to preventing family separation, strengthening parental capacities, and advocating for systemic change that respects Indigenous governance and traditions. At TCCFS West, we honor the past, embrace the present, and strive for a future where every child is safe, supported, and proud of their heritage.

TCCFS West is proud to offer our services to the Goodfish Lake, Heart Lake, and Beaver Lake communities.

For more information on our programs, services, and community initiatives, we welcome you to connect with us and be part of our mission to protect and empower Indigenous families.

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📰 Claims Process Now Open – $23B Child Welfare Settlement

Date: March 10, 2025
Source: Assembly of First Nations (AFN)

The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) has opened the first claims processes under the historic $23 billion settlement, recognizing long-standing discrimination in the First Nations Child and Family Services Program.