Community Programs

The Life Long Care Program provides holistic, culturally appropriate long-term care and support for elderly, chronically ill, and disabled Indigenous individuals, promoting their independence and well-being.

The Apatisiwin Employment and Training Program helps Indigenous individuals gain education, skills, and experience to secure and maintain meaningful employment through personalized action plans and culturally relevant support.

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.

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.

The Indigenous Family Support Program provides culturally based services to support Indigenous parents and children, fostering family well-being and early childhood development through holistic and community-centered approaches.

The Urban Indigenous Healthy Living Program (UIHLP) promotes healthy lifestyles and physical activity for Indigenous individuals of all ages through culturally relevant wellness support and programs.