Supporting Each Other Through the Fall and Winter Blues   Following Mamow Obiki-ahwahsoowin “Everyone working together to raise our children,” Tikinagan Child & Family Services promotes […]

How to stay spooky & safe on Halloween While Halloween is a spooktacular time to dress up, eat candy, and search for ghosts, it’s also […]

40 years of recognizing community responsibility for child protection as an essential aspect of both Indigenous self-government and Mamow Obiki-ahwahsoowin‌‍‍‌   We want to recognize […]

Tikinagan Child and Family Services is celebrating its 40th year of providing culturally-specific child and family services, emphasizing an Indigenous approach in 30 First Nations […]

On September 30, Tikinagan Child and Family Services invites you to wear orange for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to show your support […]

For Sandy Lake’s Nathan Linklater, it’s been one incredible month. In August, he traveled with five youth to Toronto on a Tikinagan trip that included […]

Tikinagan Child and Family Services recognized two foster families with more than 40 years of dedication with the agency at the Annual Chiefs Assembly in […]

Tikinagan has released two new community resources to help families understand how Mamow Obiki-ahwahsoowin works in action. The first explains how we work with families […]

Former youth-in-care Pierre Angeconeb from Lac Seul First Nation shares his journey becoming a young adult with the help of Neegaan Inabin. Neegaan Inabin provides […]

Former youth-in-care, Kris Moore, shares her journey with Tikinagan & Neegan Inabin. Part 1 Part 2