My Work Experience With Tina Durocher

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At my work placement, I found out that I was related to Tina Durocher through my grandma. My grandma and uncles name was written in one of her documents of who had left the reserve long ago. I was full of enjoyment that I had to tell my mom right away. During lunch hour I called my mom and told her on what I found out. She was speechless and was very happy on what I told her. Every morning I would file important documents for the clients that live on reserve and to make new files for new clients. Tina had motioned to take things slow and work at my own pace. When I was done she gave me papers of new expectant mothers, people that past and that had gotten married I had to register them through INAC. I learned that if either parent isn’t a registered

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