Indigenous Perspectives Society — Brochure / Program Summary

Overview

At IPS, learners gain the knowledge, skills and perspectives needed to be aware of their role In transforming how we relate to children, families, individuals and Issues.

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INDIGENOUS PERSPECTIVES SOCIETY

Creating Excellence Through Training & Leadership

Our participants include leaders, government employees, service providers, entrepreneurs, educators, social workers, parents, caregivers, and youth who are using their training both professionally and personally in communities throughout British Columbia and across Canada.

Indigenous Perspectives Society
664 Granderson Road
Victoria, British Columbia V9B 2R8
Office: 250 391 0007
Email: info@ipsociety.ca
Website: www.ipsociety.ca

CREATING EXCELLENCE THROUGH TRAINING AND LEADERSHIP

Indigenous Perspectives Society (IPS) is a charitable and not-for-profit social enterprise that offers training programs and services that help foster a deeper understanding of Indigenous perspectives, cultural differences, and the need for self-determination.

By creating excellence through training and leadership, we help strengthen lives and build successful relationships in our communities.

CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES TRAINING

CPT is a transformative 7 hour in class and 8 hour online course that teaches the history and impacts of colonization.

Cultural Perspectives Workshops

• Building Local Relationships
• Dispelling Myths and Stereotypes
• Understanding History

Our training is customizable for your organization and can be delivered onsite.

GLADUE REPORT TRAINING

Participants will learn about the Gladue Report process to build their skills as Gladue Report writers and provide professional development for those working with Indigenous people in the justice system.

RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE

Learn best practices for attracting, hiring, and developing Indigenous talent.

ADOPTION ONLINE

Adoption Online training supports a commitment to the holistic well-being of Indigenous children by teaching adoptive parents the importance of raising children with connections to their cultures and communities.

DELEGATED AGENCY & SUPPORT TRAINING

Aboriginal Social Work is a three-level mandatory training program for social workers employed by the Aboriginal Child and Family Services Agencies in BC and is accredited by CARP International.

IPS offers a range of additional training to support delegated agencies leadership and administration, more information can be found at ipsociety.ca.

FOSTER CAREGIVING — INDIGENOUS CAREGIVERS OF BC

IPS provides foster caregiver support and training to BC Caregivers through its new division. Indigenous Caregivers of BC. More information can be found at fostercaregiversbc.ca.

Our Caregiver Support Line is available Monday to Friday from 8 am to 4 pm at 1 844 391 0007 Ext 229

GIVING PROGRAM

Our giving program supports curriculum development, youth mentorship, and expanding our online training offerings to reach more communities across Canada to support our mission and vision.

Visit www.ipsociety.ca to learn more about IPS

IN PERSPECTIVE

Subscribe to IN Perspective, the Indigenous Perspectives Society quarterly newsletter at ipsociety.ca