OMSSA hosted more than 270 human and public services leaders from across Ontario for our in-person 2022 Policy Conference held on December 7th and 8th in Toronto, Ontario.
Thank you to all of those who presented, moderated, attended, engaged, and helped make the Conference a success. Our Conference provided the opportunity to bring human services leaders and policy experts, together with provincial leaders, stakeholder organizations, and other subject matter experts with the goal of discussing policy priorities into 2023 and beyond.
Over two days, our 2022 Policy Conference focused on strategic conversations about the policy priorities into 2023 and beyond. This includes key issues such as: economic recovery and public policy turmoil, mental health partnerships, affordable and supportive housing, decriminalization of illicit drugs, food insecurity, human services integration, child care workforce planning and data collection, anti-Indigenous racism, employment services transformation, encampment policies, and climate change and its impact on human services.
Please see a list of approved resources to share with attendees and members. OMSSA will add approved presentations and resources when they are received.
Economic Turbulence, Public Policy Turmoil? Plotting a Course for Human Services Through 2023 and Beyond
Finding Solutions to Housing Shortages: Discussion on the CMHC 2030 Strategy
THINK TANK: Children's Services A - Workforce Planning
THINK TANK: Food Insecurity and the Human Services
Assessing Approaches to Encampment Policies: How to Address Needs Sustainably and Develop Effective Partnerships
THINK TANK: Children's Services B - Collecting and Managing Data
Canada's Children Need a Professional Early Childhood Education Workforce (April 2022)
Knowing our Numbers: Measuring the Health of the CCEY Workforce, One Community as a Time!
College of Early Childhood Educators Membership Data Report 2021-2022 Fiscal Year
Climate Change and the Human Services