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Income Assistance Services General Information

The Income Assistance Staff are pleased to provide some general information to assist and answer some of the questions that our clients ask most frequently.  We have outlined some of the policies that determine eligibility for the Income Assistance Program

As per AANDC policy, we are required to verify eligibility criterion as per the application.  This process may take 2-3 business days. There are a number of reasons for verifying each application.  The following outlines some of the factors of this verification policy:

  • You are required to list your assets and to submit your most recent bank statements (60 days) or your last year’s Income Tax summary.

  • Two (2) pieces of copied identification must remain on file.

  • Residency: You must continue to reside and be living on the Reserve.

  • Eligibility: Whether the client and/or spouse are employed. Pay stubs must be submitted on a monthly basis to determine eligibility.

  • All documentation must be provided at the time of the application for Social Assistance.

Employed clients

  • In order to assess employed clients who may work casual, part-time, or full-time hours, each client is required to submit the most recent pay stub(s) to determine eligibility.

Special needs

  • A special needs client is required to apply for special needs item at the Social Services office as there may be documentation to sign.

Additional information

  • Assessments will be done as required for Income Assistance and special needs verification.

  • Cheques will only be issued to the name that is on the cheque.

  • Cheques are void for persons who are incarcerated.

Income Assistance and Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Governance

With Sioux Valley Dakota Nation transitioning into a self-governing Dakota Nation, Income Assistance will continue to follow the guidelines of AANDC policies and procedures.

If there are any changes to the Income Assistance guidelines, a committee will be developed to review and/or make changes.  Once this committee has accomplished their goals, they will be dissolved.

“Securing our Rights for Future Generations”

If you have any questions regarding the Income Assistance Program, please contact our office at:

Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Social Developemnt

P.O Box 38

Griswold MB R0M 0S0

Hours of Operation  
MONDAY : 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM 
TUESDAY : 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
WEDNESDAY: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
THURSDAY: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
FRIDAY: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM  
Closed for Lunch 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Income Assistance Office:

Phone: (204) 855-2592 or  (204) 855-2617
Fax: (204) 855-2679
e-mail: social.services@svdngovernance.com



Income Assistance Services General Information

The Income Assistance Staff are pleased to provide some general information to assist and answer some of the questions that our clients ask most frequently.  We have outlined some of the policies that determine eligibility for the Income Assistance Program

As per AANDC policy, we are required to verify eligibility criterion as per the application.  This process may take 2-3 business days. There are a number of reasons for verifying each application.  The following outlines some of the factors of this verification policy:

  • You are required to list your assets and to submit your most recent bank statements (60 days) or your last year’s Income Tax summary.

  • Two (2) pieces of copied identification must remain on file.

  • Residency: You must continue to reside and be living on the Reserve.

  • Eligibility: Whether the client and/or spouse are employed. Pay stubs must be submitted on a monthly basis to determine eligibility.

  • All documentation must be provided at the time of the application for Social Assistance.

Employed clients

  • In order to assess employed clients who may work casual, part-time, or full-time hours, each client is required to submit the most recent pay stub(s) to determine eligibility.

Special needs

  • A special needs client is required to apply for special needs item at the Social Services office as there may be documentation to sign.

Additional information

  • Assessments will be done as required for Income Assistance and special needs verification.

  • Cheques will only be issued to the name that is on the cheque.

  • Cheques are void for persons who are incarcerated.

Income Assistance and Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Governance

With Sioux Valley Dakota Nation transitioning into a self-governing Dakota Nation, Income Assistance will continue to follow the guidelines of AANDC policies and procedures.

If there are any changes to the Income Assistance guidelines, a committee will be developed to review and/or make changes.  Once this committee has accomplished their goals, they will be dissolved.

“Securing our Rights for Future Generations”

If you have any questions regarding the Income Assistance Program, please contact our office at:

Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Social Developemnt

P.O Box 38

Griswold MB R0M 0S0

Hours of Operation  
MONDAY : 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM 
TUESDAY : 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
WEDNESDAY: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
THURSDAY: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
FRIDAY: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM  
Closed for Lunch 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Income Assistance Office:

Phone: (204) 855-2592 or  (204) 855-2617
Fax: (204) 855-2679
e-mail: social.services@svdngovernance.com



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Social Services Support

We provide a wide range of social services to assist individuals and families in need, including access to food assistance programs.

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Healthcare Access

Our municipality works to ensure that all residents have access to quality healthcare services. We collaborate with healthcare providers.

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Education and Youth Programs

Investing in the future of our community, we offer various educational and youth programs to support academic achievement.

Check

Senior Care and Assistance

We recognize the importance of supporting our senior population. We aim to enhance the quality of life for older adults.

How we help people.

Check

Social Services Support

We provide a wide range of social services to assist individuals and families in need, including access to food assistance programs.

Check

Healthcare Access

Our municipality works to ensure that all residents have access to quality healthcare services. We collaborate with healthcare providers.

Check

Education and Youth Programs

Investing in the future of our community, we offer various educational and youth programs to support academic achievement.

Check

Senior Care and Assistance

We recognize the importance of supporting our senior population. We aim to enhance the quality of life for older adults.

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