Information de base

Numéro de référence

0000301209

Organisation émettrice

Sagamok Anishnawbek

Organisation propriétaire

Sagamok Anishnawbek

Type d’appel d’offres

DDP - Demande de proposition (Formel)

Numéro d’appel d’offres

SA-2026-012

Titre

Feasibility Study for the Sagamok Anishnawbek Family Hub

Code d’identité d’origine

PU.OTH.ON.1029372.C3376001

Détails

Emplacement

Canada, Tout le Canada, Tout le Canada

Description

General

Sagamok Anishnawbek is inviting proposals to conduct a Technical Feasibility Study for a facility that will provide office and programming space for First Nations Child and Family Services (FNCFS) and/or Jordan’s Principle.

In January 2016, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal determined that “Canada's provision of First Nations child and family services and Jordan's Principle was discriminatory on the prohibited grounds of race and national or ethnic origin.” Five years later, in November 2021, the Tribunal issued decision 2021 CHRT 41: First Nations Child & Family Caring Society of Canada et al. v. Attorney General of Canada. This decision established the basis for Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) to create a funding program specifically aimed at addressing capital infrastructure needs. Under CHRT 41, Canada is required to fund the planning, purchase, and construction of capital assets for the delivery of FNCFS and services under Jordan’s Principle.

Any new capital infrastructure application under the CHRT 41 funding program must follow the Capital Assessment Process outlined by ISC. This process consists of multiple phases, each with defined information requirements. Phase 1 of the CHRT 41 process includes Part A: Pre-Capital Plan and Needs Assessment and Part 2: Technical Feasibility Study.

Background

Sagamok Anishnawbek has identified the urgent need for a Family Hub to provide a dedicated, modern, and culturally appropriate space for delivering prevention services, First Nation Representative Services, and Post Majority Support Services. Currently, these services operate in temporary or rented spaces that do not adequately meet the community’s needs, creating barriers to service access and limiting programming capacity.

The Family Hub is envisioned as a centralized facility that will support children, youth, and families through wraparound services, ensuring that programming is culturally rooted, trauma-informed, and accessible. The facility will serve as a hub for strengthening identity, familial bonds, and community connection while promoting holistic well-being through physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual support services.

Key objectives of the Family Hub include:

Providing office space for 68 staff members delivering essential Child and Family Services
Enhancing service accessibility by collocating prevention and wellness programs.
Fostering intergenerational knowledge-sharing through Elder-led activities and cultural teachings.
Promoting healing and family reunification through mediation, case conferencing, and trauma-informed spaces.
Supporting mental health and crisis intervention with dedicated counselling spaces.
Include adjacent outdoor programming areas to reconnect at risk children and youth with family, culture, and the land.

Afficher davantage

Dates

Publication

2025-08-22 18h12:53 HAE

Intention de soumissionner

Non disponible

Échéance de la réception des questions

2025-09-05 14h00:00 HAE

Questions sont soumises en ligne

Oui

Date de fermeture

2025-09-12 14h00:00 HAE

Information du contact

Brenda Rupert

4035855659

rupert_brenda@sagamok.ca

Processus de soumission

Type de soumission

Soumission électronique

Fixation des prix

Dans un document attaché

Liste de documents de la soumission

Nom de l’item	Description	Obligatoire	Limité à un fichier
Bid Documents	Documents defining the proposal	Oui	Non
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