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On November 20, Tikinagan acknowledges World Children’s Day, promoting international togetherness and improving children's well-being.

Our community-based workers look to Mamow Obiki-ahwahsoowin as a guide in Deer Lake. Watch the video.

We invite you to come out and meet some of the members of our team who provide services to your community!

Tikinagan honoured Orange Shirt Day on September 30, and unveiled a new logo for their orange shirt for employees to wear for years to come!

Tikinagan's 13th annual Charity Golf Tournament raised approximately $17,000 for the Mamow Oshki Pimagihowin Fire Relief Fund.

A group of 13 Tikinagan employees completed the Child Welfare Pathway (CWP) training series this last month.

With increased funding for prevention, announced by the federal government in 2018, Tikinagan has been able to establish more prevention and intervention programming. This comes in the form of a Prevention Support Unit based out of Sioux Lookout, which supports our community-based Prevention Coordinators and creates more prevention programs for our families and communities.

When Diane Hoey started at Tikinagan, she had finished an office administration course in Sioux Lookout. Then in her mid-20s, she started out as a secretary and eventually moved up to Administrative Assistant. And she didn’t stop moving up and building her career here at Tikinagan Child and Family Services. Diane is celebrating her 30th year here and now works out of the Thunder Bay office in Intake and Investigation.

Tikinagan Child and Family Services’ prevention unit is hosting three exciting events during the Little Bands Native Youth Hockey Tournament in Dryden from during the first week of February.