Provides fun, recreational, and enriching activities to Indigenous youth so they can live healthy lifestyles and reconnect with traditional culture and knowledge. Funding provided by the Government of Canada.

Governing and administrative body of the Yunesit'in First Nations community. Provides programs and services to members in the areas of social, health, land, housing, economic development, and education. Operates a day care, school for kindergarten to grade 8, ...

Dedicated to capacity building, systems and resource development, enhancements to educational programs and services, and learner supports for First Nations education in Yukon. Primary focus is on First Nations content and consideration of culture in schools, a...

Four month residential program for First Nations and Inuit female youth ages 13 to 18 from BC and the Yukon. Aims to provide holistic, culturally-based healing in a safe and nurturing environment. Services include school, workshops, group sessions, individual ...

Offers support services to youth ages 13 to 18 and their families who have been referred by MCFD, police, or schools. Services include family mediation, diversion programs, parenting programs, and individual and family counselling. Serves North and South Delta...

Offers individual and group support services to Aboriginal youth in developing holistic wellness, enhancing family and cultural relations, and connects youth transitioning into adulthood with life skill opportunities such as education or employment training. A...

Youth Activity Group provides regularly scheduled programming and monthly activity groups for Métis youth ages 13 to 24, including opportunities for friendship and adventure, learning new skills such as leadership and life skills, and connecting with culture a...

Provides support to Aboriginal children and youth under age 19. School Outreach provides access to culturally relevant activities at outlying schools. Programs and activities may include academic tutoring, ice and ball hockey, land-based activities, equine the...

Offers the Miyo-sin Teen Program for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal youth ages 13 to 18; focus is on at-risk youth, but all are welcome. Youth meet for recreation and conversation, and outings are organized to special events; usually meets Wednesday evenings. A...

Provides social, educational, and recreational programs for urban Aboriginal youth ages six to 29; some activities are held in the youth's recreation room, and others in the gym and off-site. In-house services include a kitchen, library, computer lab, games, l...

The Youth Program provides activities and workshops for youth ages six to 18; includes elements of Shuswap culture. Funded in part by Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD). The Youth Group provides healthy recreational activities to youth ages fiv...

Provides one-on-one support and group programming for youth Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal youth ages 11 to 18. Also provides special events, youth-led conferences, and trips. Spring and summer break programming are also provided. Builds on strengths and intere...

Connects at-risk youth ages 13 to 15 with a formal network of support and community resources. Also provides youth with new experiences through participation in educational and community recreation and leisure activities. Program hours are 3 pm to 9 pm Monday ...

Cuystwi quests provide Aboriginal and First Nations youth ages 14 to 18 with a platform to explore their identities and cultures, and understand colonization and how this continues to impact the lives of Indigenous peoples. Aim is to provide a strong foundatio...

Offers free workshops and training programs to assist in the development of employment skills while engaging youth ages 13 to 18 through positive interactions. Activities include arts and crafts, sports, cultural activities, cooking, financial literacy, resume...

Provides events and activities for Indigenous youth ages 10 to 29 in a safe, drug- and alcohol-free environment. Youth can socialize, talk to a facilitator about what is happening in their lives, and take part in recreational or educational activities. Offers ...

Offers drop-in nights programs for Indigenous youth ages 13 to 18. Focuses on personal development, cultural teachings, and creative expression. Aims to provide a healthy and supportive environment where youth can be themselves and engage in fun-filled activit...

Coordinates and maintains an alternative measures program for youth of aboriginal descent who are ages 12 to 17 years of age and who reside within Prince George. Restorative justice circles are held for youth that have committed summary offences. An agreement ...

Provides supportive, empowering, and culturally sensitive programming and events that promote wellness for urban Aboriginal youth age 12 to 24. Offers assistance with housing, getting into school, social assistance, finding employment, and more. Recreational d...

Offers cultural, social, and recreational opportunities for Champagne and Aishihik children and youth in a safe, nurturing environment. Provides access to internet, computers, a pool, and basketball courts. Programming includes Southern Tutchone language class...

Free drop-in program provides a safe and healthy environment for youth ages seven to 18 in Fort Nelson. A range of programming/services for youth is offered which includes life skills training, one-on-one advocacy support, structured group activities, developm...

A five-bed live-in program for Indigenous youth ages 13 to 18 who are looking to make changes to their relationship with drugs or alcohol. Youth may choose to stay in the program for one to four months, depending on their needs and goals. Program is Indigenous...

Provides transitional housing and support for new and expectant cisgender Aboriginal mothers between 18 and 25 years of age and their children, in the Nanaimo area, who are homeless or who are at risk of homelessness. Supports mothers to reintegrate with famil...

Provides free community services to the Tsilhqot'in and Southern Carrier nations. Services include adult and youth probation support; Tsilhqot'in Restorative Justice, an alternative to the court process; and the Work to Give project that allows incarcerated of...

Provides School Supplies Funding for any Teslin Tlingit citizen registered at a Yukon public school. $50 per year is allocated to elementary students and $65 per year is allocated to high school students. The High School Attendance Incentive provides $40 per m...