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Services and Programs:
- Aboriginal Youth in Transition
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Offers support, guidance and teachings in the promotion of wellness and healing through Aboriginal traditional healing practices * ongoing recruitment of additional Elders
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Promotes community participation in preventing family violence * builds networks of support and coordination of existing services, programs and resources within and in between communities and/or staff of public schools, other educational institutes and service providers * shares resources by providing consultative services, information sharing and training to boards, staff and volunteers of various Aboriginal healing centres, services and programs
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- collection, updates and development of a library of printed and recorded media regarding Native concerns in general and original curriculum materials relevant to the issues of Native family violence
- publication of a periodical newsletter for distribution in with articles concerning Native Family Violence, specifically, and native concerns generally
- computer based research data system regarding Native family violence which can be assessed by communities, agencies and libraries nationwide
Volunteer Program - Recruitment and selection, in-depth training and supervision of volunteers * volunteers assist with delivery of services to families, especially in advocacy, crisis intervention and prevention services
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Transitional support to youth
Ongoing family violence prevention plans * referral and advocacy services
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Community Education, Training and Prevention Program - Community education, training and prevention work on the awareness and impact of family violence conducted throughout the community
Community Resource and Volunteer Program - Community resource services
Crisis Telephone Line - Holistic crisis telephone line providing supportive counselling
Family Support Unit - Focuses on the intervention and prevention of family violence by offering counselling (group or individual, support, traditional teaching circles and advocacy)
St George Street Transitional Housing - Emergency shelter for abused women and their children
Zhaawanong Women's Shelter - Emergency shelter for abused women and their children
Services and Programs:
- Elders Circle and Teaching Program
- MinoBimawdizwin
Media Inquiries: 519-434-2761 ext 245
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Services offered:
- referrals to treatment centres and healing lodges
- After Care support
- correctional and detention centres visits upon request
- RedPath Addiction Program
- one-on-one and group support
- family wellness sessions
- school information presentations
- health promotion
- evening sessions upon request
Encourages reconciliation, healing and responsibility through traditional teaching methods * community assistance through planning and partnerships to assists clients
Additional programming:
- cultural awareness
- sweat lodges
- teachings on various ceremonies
- residential school survivor presentations
Support and guidance for children's growth and stability * social interaction with other supportive parents and children * program is community and culturally-based
Parenting classes, crafts, cooking and nutrition classes * outreach * family advocacy * life skills programming, traditional teachings, safety clinics * special outings and events
Supports for older adults, and adults with disabilities * helps people remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible * culturally appropriate services for Aboriginals
Transportation - May assist with transportation to medical appointments and centre programs
Friendly Visiting - Regular visits to clients in person or by telephone
Caregiver Support - One-on-one and group support
Volunteer Hospice Visiting Service - Support service for clients that are in palliative care and their caregivers
Aboriginal Support - Supports provided through information, referrals, advocacy, and assistance to access health care services within the local urban area
Information, classes, food supplements, transportation, support, scheduled drop-in times and outings
Aboriginal Alcohol and Drug Worker Program - Support to urban First Nation people with an alcohol, drug or gambling problems
Aboriginal Community Justice Program - Provides a culture-based post-charge diversion program for Aboriginal adult and youth offenders before the London criminal courts
Aboriginal Family Support Program - Program to attend to the needs of parents in the community and their children
Canadian Prenatal Nutrition Program - Prenatal and postnatal support for at-risk pregnant Aboriginal women and babies up to six months of age * holistic and culturally sensitive programming
Life Long Care Program - Supports for older adults, and adults with disabilities * helps people remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible * culturally appropriate services for Aboriginals
Services and Programs:
- Aboriginal Healthy Babies Healthy Children
- Indigenous Families First Program
- Indigenous Healing and Wellness Program
- Ka'nikuhli:yo - Good Mind Support
Upgrading classes assist in completing grade 12 diploma, preparing for GED test, learning new computer skills, upgrading for the Personal Support Worker course, financial literacy, and improving employability
519-432-2270
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Stay up to 42 days * intervention and crisis counselling * traditional healing circles * health and wellness promotion * family violence prevention * emergency transportation * referrals and advocacy
Services and Programs:
- Chippewas of the Thames Site
- Family Centre Nshwaasnangong
- Family Centre Nshwaasnangong (with EarlyON Programs)
- Owen Sound Site
- Windsor Site
The Society employs Indigenous workers who supervise sentence orders for Indigenous youth and adults residing in London, Woodstock, St. Thomas and the three neighbouring communities: Oneida Nation of the Thames, Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, and Munsee-Delaware First Nation. The Indigenous Services workers incorporate traditional Indigenous approaches in their work with clients.
519-850-9929
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Stay up to 42 days * intervention and crisis counselling * traditional healing circles * health and wellness promotion * family violence prevention * emergency transportation * referrals and advocacy
Cultural and social programming * recruitment, admission and transition support * academic counselling * financial advice and referrals * housing and childcare referrals * mentorship program * work opportunities and employment assistance, counselling and training