 | Administration/Food Bank Open Monday-Friday 9 AM-5PM Food Bank: Tuesday and Thursdays 1PM-4PM At the drop in we offer a chance to meet new people. There is always a fresh pot a coffee on. Or indulge in a delicious pastry or snack. Bread is provided daily by the St. Paul Co-Op for people who are in need. It is on a first come first serve basis. Also offered at the Drop In are two pool tables for your enjoyment. Come play a game or two with some of St. Paul’s finest players. Or take a load off and relax on the couches and watch television on the Big Screen. Newly started again is a weekly community dinner. Every Wednesday we will be giving the community a taste of homemade bannock and stew. The soup kitchen is open to everyone. It doesn’t matter what kind of an income you have. Feel free to come and taste our bannock. In the next few months we would like to hold a Jamboree. See a picture to your left of our Father’s Day Jamboree. It was a great turn out. Keep checking back for more updates on our upcoming events. We hope to have you come to the centre as it is always a privilege to meet new people. Thank You. |
Aboriginal Head Start
Aboriginal Head Start is an early intervention program that addresses the needs of young first nations, Metis and Inuit children. The program’s capacity is forty children, as per Health Canada policy. The program specifically targets children between the ages of three and six years. Aboriginal Head Start focuses on the following components: Culture and language, health and nutrition, education, parental involvement and social support. By focusing on these components, the program hopes to strengthen are prepare children with knowledge and skills needed to exceed in school and in life situations.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact Norma Gambler at
780-645-4630 Ext 230
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Healing Together ~ Our Sacred Journey
Healing Together ~ Our Sacred Journey builds on community capacity by providing therapeutic support to individuals, families. We enable them to address and heal their own individual Residential School issues and experiences.
Workshop topics include: Empowerment, Anger Management, Healthy Relationships, Parenting, Addictions, Family Violence, Greif and Loss, Residential School Trama
Healing Together ~ Our Sacred Journey provides access to project supports to community, individuals and families who recognize their own intergenerational effects. The project becomes a place for healing and personal empowerment.
UMAYC
UMAYC Young Souls Group provides a safe and sober atmosphere for youth to come wind down after a day at school. UMAYC promotes education and encourages students to stay in school. In the youth room we have computers that have internet access and up to date Microsoft Office to do research and do homework on. Also coming soon we will have a tutor there to assist students with their homework. The youth are requested to participate within the Youth Council to make decisions as to what they would like to see happen in the Young Souls Youth Club. They learn life skills, decision making skills and independence. The UMAYC Youth Group is dedicated to helping the youth understand their cultural identity by having elders involved with the program and taught cultural arts, crafts and stories. With a new UMAYC Coordinator the Youth Group is open to many new possibilities. So watch for upcoming posters or check back here for information on the UMAYC Young Souls Open House. |    |
