Mino Bimaadiziwin
Youth Program
Youth Program
Mino Bimaadiziwin
The Program
The Mino Bimaadiziwin Program provides community-based and culturally relevant programs and services for children, youth and their caregivers who have experienced violence and unhealthy relationships in the home or community.
Rooted in the Medicine Wheel and Seven Grandfather Teachings, the program supports youth in building cultural identity, life skills and safety planning.
Mino Bimaadiziwin is an Anishinaabemowin phrase meaning “to live the good life”.
Our Services
- One-On-One & Group Supports Services
- Youth Cultural Supports
- Youth Diversion Supports
- Referrals
- Crisis Phone Counselling
- Emergency & Transitional Housing Supports
- Safety Planning
- Individual Planning & Goal Setting
- Food Security & Education
- Fitness Programming
- Day Camps (Summer & March Break)
For more information, contact mino@atlohsa.com
Early Intervention is Key
With a focus on early intervention, the goal is to avoid the need for more intensive supports later in life. Help honour the voices of our children so that we can strengthen the entire family unit and ultimately the community.