…Spinal Cord Injury Ontario, we believe that listening, learning, and amplifying Indigenous voices is a vital part of reconciliation. This year, we spoke with Melissa Sockanowich, RPN, Indigenous Outreach Coordinator…
…primarily in the child welfare sector. My journey into this work began long before my professional career it started in my childhood. I grew up in low-income housing in Mississippi,…
…a Customer Service Handbook & incorporated the handbook into SCIO Standard Policy and Procedure formats. Developed E-Learning training module on Customer Service for all staff. Compliance reports are filed annually….
…to connect with our services: Professional Referral: Ideal for healthcare providers or professionals looking to refer an individual to our services, ensuring they receive tailored support and resources. Self-Referral: Allows…
…came from having a strong combination of medical care and personal advocacy,” she explains. “While I was supported by health-care professionals, what truly shaped my experience was learning how to…
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