Providing Life-Journey Support Services
We provide a wide range of programming. Please explore our programs below.
Indigenous Family Support Program
The Indigenous Family Support Program is a Community Action Program for Children (CAPC) program, a community-based children’s program delivered by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC).
Akwe:go
This program has been specifically designed to provide a comprehensive program to urban Indigenous children between the ages of 7-12.
Children’s Wellness Program
Targeting high-risk youth aged 7-15. The purpose is to decrease drug/alcohol abuse and to address mental health issues that may be a result of family violence.
Community Support Program
The Community Support Worker program provides culturally appropriate holistic prevention and intervention support to urban Indigenous individuals and families impacted by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
Wasa-Nabin
Wasa-Nabin promotes cultural identity, self-esteem, educational values and career goals, and to enhance healthy choices for Indigenous Youth. We encourage our youth to lead by example and build a positive atmosphere for other youth to follow.
Waabogonee EarlyON
Waabogonee translated means; flower that wakes up in the morning and blossoms throughout the day.
Waabogonee EarlyON Child and Family Center provides environments that engage parents and caregivers as co-learners and leaders in influencing positive child, family and community experiences and outcomes.
Given that a sense of identity is the path to wellness, cultural elements are essential in the deliverable`s of the program, including access to land and water-based learning, cultural knowledge keepers, traditional songs, stories, crafts and foods, historical perspectives on raising children, parenting skills, and community development.
Waabogonee EarlyOn supports children and their families in learning, growing and deepening their connections. Children and families relationships grow stronger and more resilient through our strength-based and community empowered approaches.
Youth Life Promotions
The YLP program is designed to support urban Indigenous youth ages 13-24 to achieve success. The program is founded on the principles of self-determination and cultural reclamation.
Enhanced Youth Outreach Workers
The Enhanced Youth Outreach Worker (EYOW) program provides wholistic, culturally-informed counselling support to high-risk youth ages 12-21 and supports families in navigating and connecting with services and pro-social opportunities in the community.
Indigenous Youth Engagement Worker
The Indigenous Youth Engagement Worker (IYEW) supports the engagement, communication, reporting, coordinating, and administration of the TBIFC Youth Council activities and youth-led initiatives. The Youth Engagement Worker utilizes a strengths-based, trauma-informed approach that promotes youth leadership, and services that promote wholistic student and youth wellbeing.