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Protecting
Children
Helping
Families.

Founded by our Chiefs and Elders, Tikinagan staff live and work in 30 First Nations in Northwestern Ontario. In partnership with these communities, our role is to mentor young parents, support families and protect children.

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“When I was in care, people didn’t really see me as someone being a part of a family.” Nathan, a member of Sandy Lake First Nation explains the realities of what kids in care sometimes feel like.Learn more about how to uplift children youth and in care for their strengths and identities at tikinagan.org/kids ... See MoreSee Less
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Like Kris, kids in care are strong.But more importantly, kids and youth in care are just regular kids. Kids who have passions, hobbies, and friends.Join us all May long to celebrate Children and Youth in Care because #kidsarekidsLearn more about #kidsarekids at www.Tikinagan.org/Kids ... See MoreSee Less
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Coming into care can be overwhelming and scary for children and youth. Which is why we share our Coming into Care booklet - a story that unmasks being "in care." With more ways to discuss and destigmatize what it means to be in care, we can show children and youth they are not alone.Download the e-book or order your free copy at www.Tikinagan.org/we-stay-safe To learn more about #KidsAreKids, visit www.Tikinagan.org/Kids ... See MoreSee Less
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Youth Team Spotlight

Hear Us Youth, Join Us Youth

Did you know Tikinagan has a youth team? Learn more about the team and how you can join!

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Youth Spotlight

A Blue Jays Experience

Tikinagan youth were given the VIP treatment at a Toronto Blue Jays game to recognize National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

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Careers Empowering Communities

To find out more about our current vacancies, please see the link below for Current Career Opportunities.

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Children and Youth in Care Day

Kasiah

Children and Youth in Care Day is a time for us to acknowledge the contributions of current and former youth in care, celebrate their resilience in the face of adversity, and show that they have support and allies in their community.

Youth Spotlight

Charessa

Along with her Foster Parent Jen, Charessa, a youth from Mishkeegogamang First Nation, shares her journey into acting.

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Charlie

A Tikinagan 2SLGBTQ+ Story

Charlie Wabano is from Fort Hope, ON. He is a member of the 2SLGBTQ+ community. As a youth Charlie was placed in Tikinagan care where he met Rhonda Konrad.

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