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Family and Community Support Services surplus policy

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Through the Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) Funding Program, partnering municipalities and Metis Settlements design and deliver preventive social services to enhance the well-being of... More ≫

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Through the Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) Funding Program, partnering municipalities and Metis Settlements design and deliver preventive social services to enhance the well-being of individuals, families, and communities. This document outlines and clarifies the process the FCSS Funding Program will employ related to Section 7 of the funding agreement to address surplus funds as reported by funding program recipients.

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Premier’s Council on Charities and Civil Society : strategic plan

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The Premier’s Council on Charities and Civil Society, comprised of individuals representing diverse regions and perspectives, provides independent advice to government on its relationship with... More ≫

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The Premier’s Council on Charities and Civil Society, comprised of individuals representing diverse regions and perspectives, provides independent advice to government on its relationship with civil society addressing pressing social issues. The Council is accountable to the Premier, through the Minister of Community and Social Services. The Council develops its strategic plan on a three-year cycle.

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A cross-ministry protocol between Children’s Services and Community and Social Services : supporting Alberta’s children, youth and parents / guardians with disabilities

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Contains a framework for collaboration intended to support the ongoing work across Children’s Services and Community and Social Services to bring together relevant programs and services to best... More ≫

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Contains a framework for collaboration intended to support the ongoing work across Children’s Services and Community and Social Services to bring together relevant programs and services to best support children, youth and parents/guardians with disabilities. The protocol supports the shared commitment to build and sustain effective, collaborative relationships across the two ministries, as well as with other relevant Government of Alberta programs, such as the Office of the Public Guardian/Trustee, Health/Alberta Health Services and Education/schools.

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What we're hearing : PDD review panel

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Brief overviews of the results of engagement sessions for the Persons with Developmental Disabilities review. Each report includes information on the number of participants and key themes or... More ≫

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Brief overviews of the results of engagement sessions for the Persons with Developmental Disabilities review. Each report includes information on the number of participants and key themes or issues heard by the appointed review panel during each session.

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Directory of personal information banks by division : Community and Social Services

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Each department of the Government of Alberta is required to have a publicly-accessible directory of personal information banks. A personal information bank is any resource which includes personal... More ≫

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Each department of the Government of Alberta is required to have a publicly-accessible directory of personal information banks. A personal information bank is any resource which includes personal information. This list of personal information banks for Alberta Community and Social Services lists: the name and location of the information bank; the type of personal information it contains; what categories of individuals the information pertains to; why the information was collected and how it is used or disclosed; and the legal authority for the collection of the information. A personal information bank does not provide direct access to an individual's records.

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Directory of common personal information banks : Community and Social Services

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Each department of the Government of Alberta is required to have a publicly-accessible directory of personal information banks. A personal information bank is any resource which includes personal... More ≫

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Each department of the Government of Alberta is required to have a publicly-accessible directory of personal information banks. A personal information bank is any resource which includes personal information. This list of personal information banks for Alberta Community and Social Services lists: the name and location of the information bank; the type of personal information it contains; what categories of individuals the information pertains to; why the information was collected and how it is used or disclosed; and the legal authority for the collection of the information. A personal information bank does not provide direct access to an individual's records.

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