National Survey
Your feedback will help shape how we keep you informed and how Settlement information is shared with others.
Your feedback will help shape how we keep you informed and how Settlement information is shared with others.
Free Claim support coming to Sault Ste. Marie on June 4 and 5 May 19, 2026 Free Claim support sessions for the First Nations Child and Family Services and Jordan’s Principle Settlement will take place [...]
Eligibility for compensation under the First Nations Child and Family Services and Jordan’s Principle Settlement is determined by the terms of the Settlement Agreement. These negotiated terms were approved by the Federal Court and outline who is included and who is not. The information below explains how this applies when a removal occurred while living off reserve.
Court hearing on the proposed Incarcerated Class Member Claims Process and Communication Plan before the Federal Court on March 31 2026.
It’s tax season. Here’s what to know.
One year after the Claims Period opened, learn how Claims Helpers are supporting Class Members submitting Claims in the First Nations Child and Family Services Settlement.
The First Nations Child and Family Services and Jordan’s Principle Settlement and requests for services and supports under Jordan’s Principle serve different purposes.
It has been six months since the Claims Period opened for the Removed Child and Removed Child Family Classes. So far, nearly 50,000 Claims have been received, and eligibility decision letters are being sent out for the Removed Child Class.
The nation-wide postal strike will affect the timely delivery of Settlement-related mail, like decision letters and compensation cheques.
From July to September 2024, the Administrator gathered feedback from potential Class Members through a national survey to find out about their awareness and understanding of the First Nations Child and Family Services and Jordan’s Principle Settlement, and to learn about possible barriers to participating, how much support they would need and how they prefer to communicate.