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The Aboriginal Education team from The Calgary Catholic School District provides various educational, counselling and cultural services focused on supporting Aboriginal students.
Provides a culturally appropriate environment that encourages and supports the success of Aboriginal students in their pursuit of knowledge and higher education.
The Native Student Centre at Mount Royal University in Calgary provides social, cultural, academic and health support services for Aboriginal students.
This pre-employment/life skills program is designed for women who have been involved in the criminal justice system or who are at risk of becoming involved and aims to help them reintegrate into society.
Describes the career or employment counselling programs and services offered to urban Aboriginal people to create greater opportunities for self-sufficiency and independence.
The purpose of Aboriginal EnviroCareers is to provide both educators and students with a resource to explore environmental careers and gain a greater understanding of the breadth of that sector.
Source: Building Environmental Aboriginal Human Resources
The Alberta Aboriginal Apprenticeship Project (AAAP) was established in 2001 to promote apprenticeship and industry training to Aboriginal people, communities, and organizations in Alberta.
Source: Aboriginal Futures Career and Training Center
Spirit Staffing & Consulting Inc. is an employment agency committed to providing quality service and professional staff, and provides cost-effective and culturally diverse employees with multilingual capabilities.
The Trade Winds to Success Training Society is working to ensure that Aboriginal people are positioned to benefit from Alberta's construction industry in careers as boilermakers, ironworkers, carpenters and pipe/steamfitters.
Source: Government of Alberta; Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC)
Improves the quality of life for native people in Calgary, encouraging equal access and participation in Canadian society respecting cultural distinctiveness.
Develops and implements strategies that will enhance the ability of the Aboriginal and First Nations communities to achieve optimal spiritual, mental, emotional and physical health.
Calgary and Area Child and Family Services recognizes the unique needs of Aboriginal children and their families and has a range of culturally appropriate Intervention Services to meet those needs.
Eagle Moon Lodge works with Aboriginal youth, families and communities to reduce the effects of substance abuse by providing guidance and support in connecting youth to their cultural identity.
The Kiwehtata Program is a development program for Aboriginal families living in Calgary with children 0-3 years of age who want to access services to learn more effective parenting strategies.
MUHC aims to provide affordable, adequate and appropriate rental housing for low and moderate income Métis (and other Aboriginal) families within urban centres in Alberta.
Boys and Girls Club strives to enhance the quality of life experienced by Calgary's Aboriginal children, youth and families by offering a variety of activities.
USAY provides Aboriginal youth of Calgary with opportunities for advancement through various programs, partnerships, services and volunteer opportunities.
Investigates areas of concern to people of Aboriginal ancestry and makes recommendations on policies and resolutions which would give urban Aboriginal people a more meaningful role within the Calgary community.
CUAI's mission is to provide a home for ongoing discussion, coordination, and informed action in support of Calgary urban Aboriginal issues and initiatives.