On Monday, July 6, 2026, our Niigaanshkaawin team held an online information session for members of Tikinagan’s 29 First Nations, including Chief & Council, First Nation […]

  On Monday, July 6, 2026 at 1pm CST / 2pm EST, our Niigaanshkaawin team will be holding an online session for members from Tikinagan’s 29 […]

June is National Indigenous History Month and on June 21 we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day! To celebrate this year, we have been sharing the […]

Two former youth in care share their story, part of Tikinagan’s Kids Are Kids campaign – reminding us that children and youth in care are […]

On May 5, Tikinagan Child and Family Services recognizes Red Dress Day. We, we are committed to raising awareness and doing what we can, day […]

On April 10, 2026, Tikinagan Child and Family Services representatives gathered alongside the Children’s Aid Society of Thunder Bay, Dilico Anishinabek Family Care and Kitchenuhmaykoosib […]

The focus of our second Guidebook is First Nation Post-Majority Services. As Post‑Majority funding becomes available under the Ontario Final Agreement (OFA) and the evolving First Nations […]

Tikinagan Child and Family Services celebrates with First Nations on the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal’s (CHRT) decision to approve the Ontario Final Agreement (OFA) on […]

March 2026 — Youth in care do not choose their circumstances, so it’s up to Foster Parents to choose—every single day—to open their hearts and […]

The focus of our first Guidebook is the First Nation Representative (Band Rep) Program. The 250-page resource captures the collective insights, concerns, and priorities identified through […]