Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4 pm

Children 0-18 years old and their families whom reside on Six Nations Grand River Territory and registered Band members residing off-reserve for less than one year

Call - services are accessed through the Service Coordination Unit 
 
SNAP Program - Call the SNAP Child and Family Intake Worker at 519-732-5487 

Indigenous Child Welfare Prevention program offering individual, couple, family and group counselling, as well as a variety of social, recreational and leisure programs and seasonal special events

Service Coordination:

• client intake interviews
• information gathering
• coordinating and monitoring service plans
• coordinating services for clients
• client advocacy
• referrals

Band Representative:

• attending and participating in court proceedings involving Children's Aid Societies
• consultations and consent to adoptions
• outreach and repatriation service
• receiving notification of and monitoring Temporary Care Agreements with Children's Aid Societies

Family Support Unit:

• individual counselling
• family counselling
• group counselling
• life skills counselling
• community parenting programs
• community education workshops as requested

Clinical Services Unit:

• assessment and service planning in relation to treatment goals
• individual counselling
• family/sibling counselling
• couple counselling
• facilitating therapeutic groups (such as social skills, anger management)
• presentations on psychosocial or mental health issues
• referrals to external agencies
• liaison with schools and other service providers
• Stop Now and Plan (SNAP) program - support for children who are struggling with serious behavioural issues

Behaviour Consultant Services:

• a short-term service option through the Clinical Services Unit

Primary Prevention Services:

• workshops for the community (such as stress management)
• special events for the community (such as community awareness agency events)
• community programs for ages 6 and up (such as after-school programs, family fun night, parent relief)
• Resource Development Services has a library and free computer access for community use
• volunteer recruitment training and support

0-6 Early Intervention Intensive Services:

• enhance parental and family functioning
• strengthen family support
• build on existing skills
• decrease risks of developmental delays
• prevent family breakdowns
• support other community services in helping young children and their families
• support well-being throughout the community

Mobile Crisis Services:

• 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
• provides immediate crisis response services to children and families in their school, home or community

Children's Mental Health:

• provides a range of direct and indirect service to children and youth experiencing mental health and addiction-related difficulties
• to assess and develop individual service plans
• assist in development and delivery of programs and services to the broader community