Aboriginal Services
The Greater Nanaimo Early Years Partnership (GNEYP) recognizes the traditional territory of the Coast Salish nations, upon whose territory we work, live and play.
First Nations Health Authority Early Years Resources In recognition of the traditional, cultural parenting practices of our Aboriginal communities and families, Credit Union funding allowed us to print Aboriginal childhood health and wellness resources. Through a partnership with the First Nations Health Authority (FNHA), Success By 6 was granted permission to reprint copies of four Aboriginal childhood health and wellness resources the FNHA had developed. These included:
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Snuneymuxw First Nation
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Mid-Island Metis Nation
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Tillicum Lelum Aboriginal Friendship Centre
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Nanaimo Youth Services Association
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Nanaimo Aboriginal Centre
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Nanaimo Aboriginal Centre (Nisaika Kumtuks Elementary)
| Phone Number: 250-754-3215 ext. 28 |
Nanaimo Aboriginal Centre (Aboriginal HIPPY Program)
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Nanaimo Aboriginal Centre (Aboriginal Daycare)
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Nanaimo Aboriginal Centre (Early Years Outreach)
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Nanaimo Aboriginal Centre (Early Literacy Program)
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Snuneymuxw Health Centre
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Snuneymuxw Health Centre (Snuneymuxw Day care)
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Snuneymuxw Health Centre (Aboriginal Infant Development Program) The Aboriginal Infant Development Program's Mission is to honor this gift by supporting the development of Aboriginal children within the context of family, community, and culture and by offering access to culturally appropriate early intervention programming. | Phone Number: 250-740-2348 |
Nustumaat Lelum day care (Stz’uminus First Nation, Ladysmith)
| Phone Number: 250-245-0994 |
MCFD Aboriginal Child and Youth Mental Health
| Phone Number: 250-741-5734 |
First Nations Health Authority
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Inter Tribal Health Authority
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Inter Tribal Health Authority (Maternal Child Health Program)
| Phone: 250-753-3990 ext. 254 Website: http://www.itha.ca/insidepages/programs |
Inter Tribal Health Authority (SOAR Mentoring Program) The SOAR Program works with women who are either pregnant or parenting a baby up to the age of six (6) months when they start working with their mentor. Women entering the SOAR Program are usually from or connected with an ITHA community and may have experienced concerns with alcohol or other substances, trauma, housing, mental health issues, or involvement with the Ministry for Children and Family Development (MCFD). | Phone Number: 250-753-3990 ext. 254 Website: http://www.itha.ca/insidepages/programs_ |
Strong Nations
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Uy'Sqwalawun Childcare Center
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