Tikinagan Child and Family Services is an Indigenous child well-being agency serving 30 First Nation communities in northwestern Ontario, stretching from Ogoki in the east […]

Mental health is crucial to our wellbeing, but accessing supports for mental health can be overwhelming, especially for young people. Where do you begin? What […]

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, our staff have been working hard to deliver vital support to children, youth, and families to our 30 […]

Thirteen-year-old Memekew Apetawakeesic-Morriseau is an aspiring artist who wants to share a powerful message about bullying.  Reflecting on difficult experiences that have happened in her […]

Connection is at the heart of Tikinagan Child and Family Services’ unique service model, Mamow Obiki-ahwahsoowin. Tikinagan Child and Family Services An Indigenous child wellbeing […]

When children and youth come into foster care, they might be experiencing change for the first time. At Tikinagan Child and Family Services, nurturing Live-In […]

This week, Tikinagan Child & Family Services is promoting the rights of children across the country for National Child Day on Friday, November 20. Thelma […]

Tikinagan Child & Family Services Executive Director, Thelma Morris, and Wequedong Lodge of Thunder Bay Executive Director, Donna Kroocmo, signed a protocol today to emphasize […]

Tikinagan Child & Family Services supports the recent decision made by the Ontario government ceasing the practice of end birth alerts in the province – […]

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Ontario Regional Chief RoseAnne Archibald, and Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler, along with other community leaders and agency […]