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Family Support and Navigation Services

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Community-Based CYSN Services

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → Ministry of Children and Family Development
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Performs navigation and coordination services for prime contractors on Ministry of Child and Family Development projects. Guides families of children and youth (0-18) through support service landscapes, provides caregiver emotional support, and facilitates access for rural, remote, or complex-needs families. Requires cultural competency and knowledge of regional community resources. Delivers successful connection to required resources.

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