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Dago Maajiigoog Binoojiinyag Our Mission Statement: To empower families that are expecting and/or have children 0-6 years old to live a balance state of well-being through parent education, home visiting, play and land-based experiences through a wholistic model and incorporating traditional practices and Anishinaabemowin language. Scheduled Play Group: The Play Group focuses on play-based and

STUDENTS What will happen to non-status students living on reserve? A. Within the Anishinabek Nation Education Agreement, the term “student” has been defined as “a person who is eligible for primary, elementary, or secondary education who is ordinarily resident on the Territory of a Participating First Nation.” This definition of student allows any eligible students

Healthy Babies Healthy Children Coordinator – Malynda Maness-Henry, RECE Healthy Babies Healthy Children Nurse – Joanne Culley, RN    Healthy Babies/Healthy Children (HB/HC) and Head Start Program (HS) Children don’t come with a book of instructions and it’s often hard to know what is best for them and how to keep them safe and healthy.

Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:00am to 12:00pm No one wants to use a Food Bank.  People in Canada are forced to ask for help when they have nowhere else to turn, and when they face the worst imaginable circumstance:  Not having enough to eat. Why is this happening?  Here’s what we know.  Federal and Provincial cuts

Land Management is the day-to-day management and administration of reserve lands, environments and resources, including pipelines. Regular activities of the Lands Department include, providing the membership with information on lands, assisting members with land transactions as requested, tracking and documenting land transactions in the Indian Lands Registry System (ILRS). ILRS is a database of instruments

Harvey Filger Corporation Manager CIDL website Chippewa Industrial Developments Ltd. (CIDL) Branch Office 1000 Degurse Avenue Sarnia, ON  N7T 7H5 Phone:  519-336-9033 Fax:  519-339-9079 The Economic Development Department directs and promotes the economic, business development, employment development and vocational training programs of the Aamjiwnaang First Nation.  The CIDL Manager manages and directs the Chippewa Industrial