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Reference #74 |
Service of the Ministry of Attorney General. Monitors maintenance orders for those participating. Application forms available from Government Agent's Office. |
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Reference #75 |
The Family Resources Co-ordinator provides family-centred counselling, assessment, support, and information based on the family's needs. The program goals are to empower families, optimise the child's development and continuing participation in a full range of community activities and to be a resource to referred families, other CDC staff, the community, and other programs and agencies. |
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Reference #76 |
The Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Line is staffed by two (part time) skilled workers with background and training in social work, advocacy, family law and government services pertaining to kinship caregiving. They can be reached by phone or by email (above). The initial Support Line hours of operation will be 11:00am to 3:00pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. As the program develops, these hours will increase to include service 5 days a week. |
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Reference # 100 |
The Healthy Babies Program is a program that gives extra support during pregnancy and 1 year after with information on nutrition, birth, vitamins, breastfeeding and parenting in the home or group settings. |
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Reference # 108 |
Program serving children from birth to three years who are at risk for significant developmental delays or who have been identified as developmentally delayed. Program is home-based. See also: Family Resources Program. |
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Reference # 42 |
The centre provides family centered services for children, youth and their families. The centre provides a range of services for children, youth and parents including: Parenting, child development, therapy, counselling, and education and support services. Referrals can be made by parents or by others such as physicians, nurses, teachers and social workers as long as the family is aware of and agreed to referral. Specific programs include: early intervention services of speech therapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, pre-natal programs, pre-school and daycare programs, infant development and supported child care. Child, youth and parenting programs including parent drop-in, parenting programs and direct services for youth. We work closely with the School District seeing school age children for occupational therapy and physiotherapy services. Monday - Friday 8:30 am-Noon, 1:00 pm-4:30 pm. |
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Reference #137 |
For parents of children with mental and physical disabilities, from slight learning problems to severe disabilities. Provides support through the educational system, advocacy, information on education system, resource for referrals to other groups. Connected to Family Support Institute, which is Provincial body. Group meets as needed |
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Reference #167 |
Services for Adoption, Child Care, Foster Care, Child Protection, and, Child & Youth Mental Health. Other services available under this ministry are: Early Childhood Development, Children & Youth with Special Needs, Youth Forensic Psychiatric Services, and, Agreements with Young Adults |
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Reference # 249 |
Northwest Inter-Nation Family & Community Services is a child welfare agency serving Tsimshian, Tahltan and Haisla children and their families living on reserve. Offices are located in Terrace, Prince Rupert and Isku. |
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Reference # 48 |
A range of parenting programs is offered here, including classes on an individual basis. Parenting Programs: |
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Reference #28 |
Program occurs bi-monthly, intensive 1 day session covering pregnancy, labor, and birth. Open to all individuals in the community. Forms are available at all doctors' offices or at the CDC |
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Reference # 202 |
Program provides support to children (ages 5 to 18) and families who are at risk of experiencing mental health issues. Referrals are made from Ministry of Children and Family Development Youth Mental Health Clinicians. |
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Reference # 223 |
Works out of Terrace and out of Kitimat Community Services to provide childcare support services within the communities. Helps potential daycares and other childcare providers with licensing applications, lending library of information & equipment, etc. Helps people looking for daycare by providing list and also by matching specific needs with available services.Funded by Ministry of Social Development. |
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Reference #49 |
Program promotes the inclusion and development of children who require extra support within the family's choice of childcare or community program. |
