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 | Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 135 Bayfield St, Indigenous Bail Verification Program | Barrie | Provides Indigenous culturally based supports at Bail hearings * assists in the selection of Urban Indigenous clients suitable for bail supervision * supports for surety release ... [More] |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 135 Bayfield St, Indigenous Criminal Court Worker Program | Barrie | Assist Indigenous people regardless of status, non-status, on/off reserve, that have come into contact with the criminal justice system to ensure that they receive the best available legal and justice ... [More] |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 135 Bayfield St, Restorative Justice Program | Barrie | Assists individuals charged with suitable low risk offenses in the Barrie Criminal Court by managing Aboriginal Diversions, offers: * case management * community referrals * youth empowerment programs ... [More] |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 175 Bayfield St, Akwe:go Program | Barrie | Akwe:go (Mohawk meaning All of Us) Program is designed to provide comprehensive services to urban Indigenous at-risk children between the ages of 7 - 12 with the support, tools and healthy activities ... [More] |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 175 Bayfield St, Apatisiwin Employment & Training | Barrie | Provides opportunities for urban Indigenous people to improve their economic lives through culturally based services in an employment supportive environment |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 175 Bayfield St | Barrie | 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 pe ... [More] |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 175 Bayfield St, Cultural Resources | Barrie | Supports awareness of traditional teachings and cultural knowledge within the Friendship Centre * Coordinator works with Elders and traditional knowledge keepers, with a strong focus to ensure the nee ... [More] |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 175 Bayfield St, Indigenous Family Support Program | Barrie | Focusing on improving the wholistic health and well-being of families, with children 6 yrs and younger, by fostering Indigenous culture through healthy eating, play, language, games and positive peer ... [More] |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 175 Bayfield St, Indigenous Healing and Wellness | Barrie | Provides services to families and individuals working to end family violence, services include: * crisis intervention * peer counselling * advocacy * referrals to shelters, drug and alcohol treatment ... [More] |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 175 Bayfield St, Indigenous Health Outreach | Barrie | Health Outreach Workers combine traditional and mainstream programs and services designed to improve health and well-being of Indigenous individuals, families, communities and Nations and reduce fami ... [More] |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 175 Bayfield St, Kizhaay Anishnaabe Niin Program | Barrie | Focuses on Indigenous men and male youth who are committed to ending violence against Indigenous women and girls * promotes understanding and responsibilities of traditional roles to resolve trauma a ... [More] |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 175 Bayfield St, Urban Indigenous Healthy Living | Barrie | Supports the health and well being of Urban Indigenous people through: * fitness, nutrition and smoking cessation programs * healthy lifestyle guidance, providing tools to prevent health issues ... [More] |
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| Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie - 175 Bayfield St, Wasa-Nabin Program | Barrie | Wasa-Nabin (Ojibway meaning 'To Look Ahead') Program is designed to provide comprehensive services to urban Indigenous at-risk youth between the ages of 13-18 with the support, tools and healthy acti ... [More] |