Partnered with Ramah Navajo Social Services to design enhancements for their Tribal Child Welfare Programs. Our collaboration focused on ensuring that the community received improved support and resources tailored to their unique needs. By building these solutions on the mCase platform, we created a more efficient and effective framework for delivering essential services, ultimately empowering Ramah Navajo Social Services to better serve their families and strengthen community well-being.

Collaborated closely with the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi (NHBP) to enhance their family support, juvenile justice, and adult protection programs. Recognizing the need for improved operational efficiency, we built a tailored solution on the mCase platform that streamlined their processes and provided secure, intuitive access to client information and staff workloads. By minimizing data entry and reducing reliance on paper-based systems, we empowered social workers to dedicate more time to supporting families and protecting at-risk individuals. This project not only strengthened NHBP’s programs but also fostered a more responsive and effective approach to community service, aligning with their commitment to better serve their members.

Developed solutions that strengthened and modernized their child welfare practices. By collaboratively designing and implementing mCase, we addressed complex requirements and ensured compliance with federal and statutory regulations. With an emphasis on efficiency, the transition from outdated technology to a paperless system led to improved outcomes in child protection, prevention services, and provider management, ultimately enhancing community support and engagement. Build on mCase Platform.

At Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation, we had the privilege of designing and implementing a comprehensive end-to-end case management solution for their child and prevention services. Our work replaced labor-intensive manual processes for intakes, investigations, family enhancement, prevention, and provider management tasks, significantly enhancing operational efficiency. By leveraging the mCase platform, we facilitated a more accountable, honest, and transparent service delivery that aligns with the First Nation's commitment to improving the quality of life for its members. This holistic approach ensures that the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs of individuals and families are met, fostering a healthier, more vibrant community. We are proud to support Lac des Mille Lacs in their vision of sustainable community development, honoring their Anishinaabe teachings and values while enabling them to achieve their goals for present and future generations.

At Mi’gmaq Child and Family Services of New Brunswick (MCFSNB), we designed and implemented a comprehensive end-to-end case management solution for their child and prevention services, effectively replacing labor-intensive manual processes for intakes, investigations, family enhancement, prevention, and provider management tasks. Built on the mCase platform, this solution empowers MCFSNB to deliver quality, prevention-based programs aimed at protecting, educating, empowering, and supporting children and families in Mi’kmaq communities. Our collaboration aligns with their vision of creating healthy and safe environments where children and youth can thrive and have their voices heard. Committed to championing the rights of First Nations children and families, MCFSNB embodies values rooted in the Seven Sacred Teachings, ensuring that every service reflects wisdom, love, respect, and truth.

Developed solutions that strengthened and modernized the child welfare practices of the Keyanow Child and Family Centre, a First Nations-operated agency serving on-reserve residents from Lucky Man Cree Nation, Little Pine First Nation, and Poundmaker Cree Nation, with populations ranging from 750 to 1,000 people per First Nation (excluding Lucky Man Cree Nation). By collaboratively designing and implementing the mCase platform, we addressed the agency's complex requirements while ensuring compliance with federal and statutory regulations. This transition from outdated technology to a paperless system emphasized efficiency and led to improved outcomes in child protection, prevention services, and provider management.

We developed solutions that enhanced and modernized the child welfare services of QBOW Child and Family Services, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to serving four First Nations in Saskatchewan: Beardy’s & Okemasis Cree Nation, Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation, Wahpeton Dakota Nation, and Wood Mountain Lakota Nation. With a vision to be a leader in high-quality service and program delivery, QBOW aims to support strong and healthy Indigenous families in the communities it serves. By implementing tailored solutions build on mCase Platform, the agency improved its operational efficiency and compliance with regulatory standards, ultimately enhancing its ability to deliver effective child welfare services and strengthen community support for families.

For over 20 years, Onion Lake Family Services Inc. has been committed to protecting the welfare of children and youth in the community, collaborating closely with elders and community members to create a safe, nurturing environment that supports families in reaching their full potential. By implementing the mCase platform, we strengthened and modernized their child welfare practices, ensuring compliance with federal regulations while transitioning to a paperless system for improved efficiency and outcomes in child protection and prevention services. This comprehensive approach, rooted in traditional values and elder guidance, also includes family counseling, community education, youth empowerment initiatives, and suicide prevention efforts, fostering a healthier, more supportive environment for Indigenous families.

Collaboratively worked to implement the mCase platform, successfully modernizing the child welfare practices of Yellow Quill Child and Family Services (YQCFPS), an agency dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of children and families in both on-reserve and urban communities. We utilize a multi-faceted approach to enhance their policies and practices. Their Prevention Services provide counseling, a safe haven for families, and interactive programs that encourage healthy lifestyles. They also engage with children previously adopted across various provinces, helping them reconnect with their cultural, traditional, and spiritual heritage. By working closely with the Yellow Quill Chief and Council, we focus on community well-being while safeguarding the confidentiality of individual cases. The mission is to ensure the safety, protection, and well-being of children, creating an environment where they can thrive in loving families. Additionally, they uphold Jordan's Principle to guarantee that all First Nations children in Canada have timely access to essential services and supports.

With extensive experience in implementing the mCase platform, we successfully modernized the child welfare practices of Meadow Lake Tribal Council Child and Family Services Inc. (MLTC CFS), which serves nine First Nations: Ministikwan Lake Cree Nation, Makwa Sahgaichan First Nation, Flying Dust First Nation, Canoe Lake Cree Nation, English River First Nation, Buffalo River Dene Nation, Birch Narrows Dene Nation, and Clearwater River Dene Nation. The agency is committed to a prevention-first model, leveraging community resources to enhance the safety and well-being of children and families. Our dedication and expertise are instrumental in driving these transformative changes, ensuring that MLTC CFS leads the way in culturally responsive child and family services.