Progress summary
The graphic information below summarizes the progress on recommendations received and actions taken, in relation to child intervention, for the most current five years. Children’s Services receives recommendations from recognized formal inputs such as the Fatality Inquiry Board and the Office of the Child and Youth Advocate. These reports are directly or indirectly related to children who have received services in child intervention. Some of the recommendations from these reports are intended exclusively for other ministries, and Children’s Services does not track progress on these.
The public reporting on progress allows recommending bodies and Albertans to keep informed of systemic improvement to the child intervention system. The status of all recommendations is updated twice every year (September and March).
Overall progress on 114 recommendations (2017-18 to September 2021-22)
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Completed: the intent of the recommendation has been met by the actions taken |
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In Progress: steps or actions are underway to achieve the recommendation |
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N/A: recommendation was not accepted by the ministry |
Children's Services does not report on recommendations directed solely at other ministries. Starting in fiscal year (2019-2020), this category no longer includes recommendations intended for other ministries. It is a count of recommendations Not Accepted by Children Services.
Recommendation count by author, progress and fiscal year
The following chart provides a breakdown of the recommendations by year and recommending body.
Acronyms
| Author | Full name |
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| FI | Fatality Inquiry |
| MPCI | Ministerial Panel on Child Intervention |
| OCYA | Office of the Child and Youth Advocate |
Recommendations and reports
Total recommendation count by fiscal year
| 2017/2018 | 2018/2019 | 2019/2020 | 2020/2021 | 2021/2022 | Total |
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| 26 | 51 | 17 | 8 | 12 | 114 |
2021/22 report recommendation count
*Note: Recommendations represent the findings of three separate public fatality inquiries into the deaths of TMB, DB, and TDM and TCM and focus on how to prevent similar incidents which led to the deaths under investigation.
Resources
More information on the Ministerial Panel on Child Intervention
Deaths, serious injuries and incidents of children receiving services
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