Works to improve the lives of urban-Indigenous individuals and families through a variety of culturally relevant programs and services

• Programs span all stages of the life cycle and operate in a person-centered strengths based approach
• BNFC is also a gathering space for Indigenous and non-Indigenous folks to come together
• BNFC Justice Office is located at 135 Bayfield Street
• provides information and support on how to apply for 'Registered Indian Status Cards
• provides guest speakers who will discuss Indigenous issues and topics
• community engagement events happen throughout the calendar year
• Programs Include:
  • Indigenous Healthy Babies/Healthy Children Program
  • Indigenous Family Support Program
  • Indigenous Health Outreach Worker
  • Life Long Care Program
  • Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Program
  • Intergenerational Strength & Resiliency Program
  • Akwe:go Program
  • Wasa-Nabin Program
  • Wiisinadaa: Let's Eat! Program
  • Urban Indigenous Healthy Living Program
  • Apatisiwin Employment and Training Counsellor
  • Indigenous Criminal Court Worker
  • Indigenous Bail Supervisor
  • Kizhaay Anisinaabe Niin (I'm a Kind Man) Program
  • Cultural Resource Coordinator
  • Criminal and Family Court Worker
  • Restorative Justice Coordinator

• Walk-in or call for information
• To access regular scheduled programming individuals must complete intake with a BNFC programming staff