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Akwe:Go

The Akwe:Go Program at N'Amerind Friendship Centre provides culturally grounded support to urban Indigenous children ages 7 to 12, promoting positive behaviours, well-being, and individualized development through one-on-one and group activities.

519-672-0131

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Canadian Prenatal Nutrition

The Canadian Prenatal Nutrition Program supports the health of Indigenous mothers and their babies by providing culturally sensitive prenatal and postnatal services, including nutrition, education, and access to traditional teachings.

519-672-0131, extension 126

asmith@namerind.on.ca

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Healthy Babies Healthy Children

The Healthy Babies Healthy Children Program supports Indigenous families with children from prenatal to age six, offering culturally grounded early intervention services, parenting support, and resources to promote healthy child development.

519-672-0131, extension 106

ddevoy@namerind.on.ca

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Indigenous Families First

The Indigenous Families First Program (IFFP) supports urban Indigenous families involved in the child welfare system by providing advocacy, guidance, and culturally informed services to promote family well-being and reunification.

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Mino Bimaadiziwin Childrens' Support Program

The Mino Bimaadiziwin Program provides community-based and culturally relevant programs and services for children, youth and their caregivers who have experienced violence and unhealthy relationships in the home or community.

519-438-0068

admin@atlohsa.com

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Nimkee Nupigawagan Healing Centre

Nimkee Nupigawagan's programs are guided by the Seven Grandfather Teachings and the Medicine Wheel, supporting balance in the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of wellness. Through traditional and therapeutic counselling, land-based learning, cultural teachings, healthy living, life skills, ceremonies, recreation, and creative activities, youth are supported on their healing journey while strengthening their identity, relationships, and overall well-being.

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Oneida Nation of the Thames Onyota'a:ka Family Healing Lodge

Offers emergency shelter for up to 6 weeks for people and families who are at risk of or in a violent family situation; offers supports, outreach, referrals and advocacy, activities for children, assistance with goal planning and safety planning, year round workshop training and information sessions.

2212 Elm Ave Southwold, ON N0L 2G0

519-652-0657

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Wasa Nabin

The Wasa Nabin Program supports urban Indigenous youth ages 13 to 18 through culturally grounded activities that foster positive behaviours, leadership, and well-being, while addressing individualized needs like education, social skills, and violence prevention.

519-672-0131, extension 127

supervised.access@namerind.on.ca

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Youth Diversion and Cultural Support

The Youth Diversion worker will support Indigenous youth (16-24 years) who are at risk or experiencing any form of homelessness. The primary role of the Youth Diversion worker is to support Indigenous Youth with various forms of diversion such as connection to Indigenous culture as intervention to homelessness while implementing intense housing focused case management.

548-388-9549

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