TRUST – RESPECT – FRIENDSHIP
We offer a wide range of Programs. Please see the list below.
Indigenous Housing Advocate
The Indigenous Housing Advocate supports the Indigenous community who are homeless or at risk of homelessness though the entire process of ensuring that Indigenous individuals and families succeed in securing their preferred housing, by providing simple, coordinated and consistent access to programs.
Akwe:Go Program
The Program has been specifically designed to provide a comprehensive set of activities for at risk urban Indigenous children aged 7-12. As with all OFIFC programs, the Akwe:go Children’s Program is designed based on a fundamental principle: to improve the quality of life of urban Indigenous children through the delivery of culturally appropriate services and programs.
Latiy^te’hta?as Literacy Program
Latiy^te’hta?as Literacy Program is an adult education program offering help to people who wish to upgrade their education for self-improvement / personal reasons, to get ready for employment and to prepare for further training / education. Assistance is available in English, Math and Computers. Ages 19 years or older.
Urban Indigenous Healthy Living Program
Empowering individuals to live healthy, active lifestyles.
The Urban Indigenous Healthy Living Programme (UAHLP) was designed to increase participation of Urban Indigenous people in sport, physical fitness activities, recreation and other health promotion programmes that promote healthy lifestyle behaviours.