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What you get

Programs for Indigenous children and youth in cities, run through Friendship Centres. They can include life skills, support circles, one-to-one or peer counselling, after school activities and parent support.

Who qualifies:

  • Indigenous child aged 7 to 12
  • Indigenous youth aged 13 to 18
  • Live in an urban community

What you need to apply:

  • Contact a Friendship Centre

Service in Ontario, including Toronto.

Details

How to reach them

  1. Registration page.
  2. Tell them what you need.
  3. Come back here and tell us if they answered.

Where else they are

Their website is ontario.ca/page/indigenous-children-and-you....

Good to know

  • For whomUrban Indigenous children aged 7 to 12 (Akwe:go) and youth aged 13 to 18 (Wasa-Nabin).
  • CostAsk your Friendship Centre
  • LanguagesEnglish
  • Their stepsOpen the official page and find a Friendship Centre near you. Contact the centre to register and learn more.

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