The Aboriginal Canada Portal closed February 12, 2013. The Digital Aboriginals of True North Turtle Island have intervened. Please visit this web page for more information.
The Edmonton Public School Board aims to improve and enhance the educational experience of Aboriginal students, families and staff within Edmonton Public Schools.
The Awasis Program, offered at the elementary and junior high levels, enables students to increase their knowledge and appreciation of Aboriginal cultures and traditions.
Edmonton Catholic Schools through the Aboriginal Learning Services continues to assist District schools to be responsive to the needs of Aboriginal students.
Describes the role of the support service providers: the Aboriginal Student Advisor and the Aboriginal Elder; and describes the Aboriginal Ceremonial Room.
The Academy was created to honour Aboriginal traditions and to give students the opportunity to achieve academic excellence while learning to integrate respect, responsibility and balance into everything they do.
Ben Calf Robe School provides a full range of academic courses, an Integrated Occupational Program, Native Spirituality and Awareness Enhancement components, plus extra-curricular programs.
Provides Human Resource Development Programs to First Nations people in the Edmonton metropolitan area to enable them to become self-reliant and subsequently lead productive lives.
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)
The CNFC aims to improve the quality of life for Aboriginal people in an urban environment by supporting self-determined activities, encouraging equal access and participation in Canadian society.
Source: Alberta Native Friendship Centres Association
Non profit, charitable organization committed to building on the strengths of Aboriginal children, youth and their families to enable them to develop spiritually, emotionally, physically and mentally.
Promotes health and well being of Métis children and families by building on the capacity of the Métis community through the provision of culturally sensitive and appropriate programs and services.
The Centre is a non-profit agency serving Native seniors in the City of Edmonton; services include a drop-in centre, outreach and volunteer programs, and the Native Housing Registry.
Their programs and resources are developed from an Aboriginal world view. Nechi is one of the few training, research and health promotions organizations in the world that is operated for aboriginals by aboriginals.
The Association has purchased 16 supportive housing units for large Aboriginal families. The intent is to provide long-term housing, creating a stable environment.
The Aboriginal Women's Program was established because a large number of the women who come into contact with the legal system are of aboriginal descent.
The Bearclaw Gallery carries a diverse selection of Canadian First Nations art including original paintings, sculpture, and a variety of traditional Native and Inuit crafts and artifacts.
Group whose focus is to preserve and promote the art and history of traditional Métis dance and music, and to teach family and youth a part of their rich cultural background.
The directory is intended as a resource to those requiring information on programs and services available to the City of Edmonton's Aboriginal population.