2022 Exchange Conference
OMSSA hosted more than 620 people from their homes and offices across Ontario and beyond for our 2022 OMSSA Exchange Conference.
Over three mornings, we heard insights into issues like:
- Transformation leadership
- National child care service delivery
- Building effective hybrid workplace cultures
- Improving intake and assessment using equity-based and trauma- and violence-informed care approaches
- The National Action Plan for MMIWG2S+
- Mitigating unconscious bias in human services
- Supporting the housing-related needs of vulnerable populations
- Anti-Black Racism and workplace equity
- Mental health and addiction
- Health and human services integration
- Mental health and resiliency
- Innovative housing solutions
- Learning how to build relationships with Indiegenous communities
- Practical takeaways from Life Stabilization/Stability Supports prototypes
OMSSA would like to thank all members and attendees for joining us over three mornings for our 2022 Exchange Conference. Thank you to our keynotes, presenters, and other speakers for making this Conference a success.
Full Program Details
Preliminary Program
Event Location
The 2022 Exchange Conference took place online.
Presentations & Materials
Please see a list of approved resources to share with attendees and members. OMSSA will add approved presentations and resources when they are received.
Building an Effective Hybrid Workplace Culture
Health and Human Services Integration
Improving Intake and Assessment: Using equity-based and trauma- and violence-informed care approaches
Innovative Housing Solutions
National Child Care in Ontario: Expert insight as we move towards implementation
Supporting the Housing-Related Needs of Vulnerable Populations
Rounding the Corner: Strategies to Refuel and Recalibrate for the Road Ahead
Unanswered questions from Keynote presentation
Life Stabilization Learnings Practical Takeaways from the Prototypes Unanswered Questions
Please note, not all participants in this session provided responses to questions. We are posting the responses we have collected so far.