Programs
Aboriginal Child & Youth Mental Health
The Aboriginal Child and Youth Mental Health program (ACYMH) works with children and youth from age 6-19 in the capacity of group work and one on one support.
..read on »Aboriginal Infant Development Program
The Aboriginal Infant Development Program (AIDP) is a family centered service that encourages family and community participation in specialized programs for infants and children who have a developmental delay or who are at risk of a developmental delay.
..read on »Aboriginal Early Childhood Development
The Aboriginal Early Childhood Development Program (AECD) is an integrated, culturally appropriate early childhood service.
..read on »Circle of Life
This program assists a parent or individual through a lifestyle change bringing awareness, education and prevention of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) in our communities.
..read on »Community Action Program for Children
The Community Action Program for Children works with parents in promoting healthy pregnancies and healthy development of young children 0-6 years by offering culturally appropriate parenting and early childhood services to the Terrace community
..read on »Complex Developmental Behavioural Conditions
The CDBC (Complex Developmental Behavioural Conditions) Program provides support services to families who have children and youth with CDBC such as, (but not limited to) FASD, ADHD, ADD, and ODD.
..read on »Cultural Sensitivity & Decolonization Program (Cultural)
Working with many First Nations Elders, knowledge holders, and surrounding First Nations Governments, our cultural program provides First Nations activities focused on different cultural backgrounds.
..read on »Employment Program
The Kermode Friendship Society membership is represented by the Board of Directors; gratefully acknowledge and thank the Kitselas Nation and Kitsumkalum Nation in Terrace and the Haisla Nation in Kitamaat Village for allowing the Kermode Friendship Society to operate in their respective Traditional Territory.
..read on »Family Skills Program
The Kermode Family Skills Program is by referral only.
..read on »Kermode Aboriginal Head Start
..read on »Kermode Drop-in
Kermode Main provides a variety of different services from helping with forms completion, assisting with scan to send, photo copying, resume & cover building, housing forms, as well as providing a daily snack from 9-12, which includes coffee.
..read on »2017-2018 Strengthening Families Program
The Strengthening Families program is a free 14 week multi-cultural family skills training program for families with children aged 6-16 years old, being presented by Kermode Friendship Society. Parenting skills are enhanced so that parents are able to meet the needs of their children and improve sibling, parental, and family relationships. Group sessions and a meal are provided as part of the program. Referrals to other agencies and services are also provided when needed.
..read on »People First Adult Program
People First Adult Program (PFAP) has helped 40 “chronically homeless and at risk of being homeless” through one-to-one coaching and by providing support in specific areas of concern such as: housing placements, interpersonal skills, employment, employability, financial literacy, health and wellness, and education. The intervention program helped participants get connected to the land, language and culture, gain a better sense of self- identity, become better connected with their community, become a participant in the labor market and live a healthier lifestyle.
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