1. Services and Programs
1.1. -Languages and cultural teachings -Cultural immersion -Grandparents program -Land based learning -Technology (Children and technology, online safety) -Art based programs (Music, dance drama, visual art)
1.2. Their programs are based with a "holistic, Indigenous lead and focused pedagogy concentrated on providing a friendly environment that fosters learning, mentoring and development, and provides support to parents, families and caregivers."
1.3. There are also a variety of programs offered for parents
1.3.1. -Parent Education Programs (connecting through baby massage, postpartum support, how to support your child in school, how to manage a crying child, getting your child ready for kindergarten, supporting a child with ADHD or FAS). -Early learning and development -Food Education (How to introduce solids, making your own baby food, raising a happy healthy eater, culturally relevant foods) -Prenatal Classes -Grandmother/Grandfather programs
2. Addressing Inclusion, Equity, Historically Marginalized Groups
2.1. The program as stated on the website is accessible by all children 0-6
2.2. The centre ultimately has a focus on Indigenous Students and their parents (a historically marginalized group)
2.3. They do include a focus though on the variety of First Nations, Inuit and Métis teachings
2.3.1. First Nations Holistic Learning Model
2.3.1.1. https://aocan.org/files/fact_sheet-ccoe-4.pdf
2.3.2. Métis Holistic Lifelong Learning Model
2.3.2.1. https://aocan.org/files/CCL_Learning_Model_MET.pdf
2.3.3. Inuit Holistic Lifelong Learning Model
2.3.3.1. https://aocan.org/files/CCL_Inuit_Holistic_Learning_Model_EN.pdf
3. How to Access Services?
3.1. Anishnabeg Outreach - Family Centre
3.2. Family Centre 236 Woodhaven Rd Kitchener, ON Phone: (519)-208-5333 Monday-Thursday : 9 AM to 4:00 PM
3.3. Check out the blog
3.3.1. AOFamilyCentre