NIȽ TU, O offers ongoing groups and workshops throughout the year. To register, call the office at Telephone: 250-544-1400 and ask for a community programs worker.

Indigenous Triple P (Positive Parenting Program): is a globally delivered, Indigenous-centric skills-based program to help you develop the skills and confidence to handle any parenting situation using Coast Salish values. This workshop is offered regularly in a community near you.

Nurturing relationships: a parent program specifically for parents to learn how to nurture their relationship and encourage positive and healthy communication. The program will teach life skills and relationship skills that will promote equality within relationships, and more capacity to work together to care for the family as a whole.

Ready to Rent: a program designed to help youth, young adults, and parents prepare to rent, more readily access housing options and enjoy success as a tenant.

Cultural Programs: canning and traditional cooking, moccasin making, drum making

Youth Life Skills Development workshops: designed to help youth build skills and awareness of the tasks needed to successfully transition to young adulthood

For more information or to register, call the office at Telephone: 250-544-1400 and ask for a community programs worker.

NIȽ TU,O can provide one-to-one, group, or workshop services to support parents raising children impacted by FASD by providing support, education, and helpful strategies for helping parents, children, and youth impacted by FASD.

Contact us for more information on support available for parents impacted by FASD

Telephone: 250-544-1400

Aboriginal H.I.P.P.Y. (Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters) is a Canada-wide program that supports parents through one to one support to teach their children aged 3-5 years old a culturally relevant curriculum to develop their early literacy. Please call and ask to speak with the Aboriginal H.I.P.P.Y. program coordinator to inquire about starting the program in your community or working in the program as a “Home Visitor”.

Aboriginal H.I.P.P.Y. works with Indigenous families and communities to build positive experiences in education and to strengthen their capacity to support learning. The program serves land-based and urban Indigenous families across the country, particularly those impacted by the legacy of residential schools, poverty, and social isolation.

Since 2002, Aboriginal H.I.P.P.Y. in Canada has had great success in Indigenous communities, utilizing a culturally relevant curriculum to maximize the educational and holistic potential of Indigenous children.

The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) recognizes Aboriginal H.I.P.P.Y.’s role in revitalizing traditional parent and caregiver roles as their child’s first and best teacher and in ensuring the success of Indigenous teachings to the next generation.

Contact us for more information on support available for Parents of Preschool Youngsters.

Telephone: 250-544-1400