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What is Jordan's Principle

We always want the best for the children around us, whether they're our own children or those of our relatives, neighbors, friends, as a parent. Have you ever asked yourself if your child could benefit from add. Tailored care and services to improve their health and safety and foster development and learning.

Jordan's principle provides funding. So first nations families and children can promptly get the services and support they need and are entitled to, without being limited to the programs and services currently, a. All first nations children, ages 17 and under are eligible, whether or not they live in a community.

Jordan's principle is available when there's a need

Jordan's principle is not only for children with a serious or permanent condition. Jordan's principle is available when there's a need, even if it's temporary for. To achieve optimal recovery, a child's physiotherapy, occupational therapy and chiropractic sessions could be covered. The child could also benefit from specialized transit and medical supplies depending on their needs.

With Jordan's principle, a child's needs can be assessed by a professional and the child can be provided with the appropriate services for. Hiring someone to help with learning on a daily basis in class, such as a special education teacher, a speech therapist, or a social worker, certain adopted school supplies can be covered by Jordan's Princip.

Hiring through Jordan's principle

As recommended by professionals who help the child with their learning challenges. If a child or teen is having personal or academic problems, a resource person could be hired through Jordan's principle to help them with their homework at home or help them better manage everyday stress.

Parents can also receive family coaching, which provides tools for parent child. If you have already paid for care or services for your child between 2007 and today you could be refunded retroactively under certain conditions. There are two ways to submit a request. Every community and some native friendship centers have a coordinator who can provide support every step of the way.

Don't hesitate to ask for help

Don't hesitate to ask for help. You can also call the Jordan's principal team at 1 8 55 JP child or 1 8 50. Five seven two four four five three. The bilingual call center is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Someone will be available to answer your questions and help you throughout the process.

Parents aren't the only ones who can make a request. Many professionals can work with them to identify a need that Jordan's principal can address. Whether you are a childcare educator, teacher, or healthcare provider, don't hesitate to use Jordan's principle to help improve a first nation's child's wellness development and learning a wide variety of care and services can be.

Including screening assessments, professional resources, medical equipment, respite services for parents, home assistance, homework assistance medication, and even home adaptation. If the child's situation requires it.

Jordan's principle can make a real difference for all first nations

Jordan's principle can make a real difference for all first nations, children and families, because all first nations children are entitled to the care and services. They need learn more.