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October 20, 2012. YOUTH PROGRAM. George Gordon First Nation Community Based Program Terry-Lynn McNab Health Portfolio. GGFN Children’s Programs. Priority 1 Children’s Programs Children’s Programs Objectives Objective 4 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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YOUTH PROGRAM George Gordon First Nation Community Based Program Terry-Lynn McNab Health Portfolio October 20, 2012
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YOUTH PROGRAM

George Gordon First NationCommunity Based Program

Terry-Lynn McNabHealth Portfolio

October 20, 2012

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsPriority 1 Children’s Programs •Children’s Programs Objectives

Objective 4

Gordon FN will integrate and expand existing programs to increase community knowledge and support - targeting Youth and adolescents

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsPriority 1 Children’s Programs

•Children’s Programs Activities/Outputs

– Alternative after-school programs– Wellness programs addressing language,

culture, ceremonial and traditional teachings– Involve Elders to provide guidance to youth in

traditional, ceremonial, cultural activities and events

– Youth crime preventions programs

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsPriority 1 Children’s Programs

•Children’s Programs Activities/Outputs

– Mentoring program– Summer Camp– the Family Wellness Centre will enable

access to programs and services designed to engage the entire family

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsPriority 1 Children’s Programs

•Children’s Programs Resources– Youth Wellness Counsellor– Family Wellness Coordinator– Family Wellness Counsellor– CHR/CHN– Minor Sports– Social Development Programs– NCBR

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsPriority 1 Children’s Programs

•Children’s Programs Success Indicators (Outcomes)

– Mentoring numbers– Program visibility evidence (posters,

brochures, newsletter)– >40% of youth are engaged in the

wellness programs and report high satisfaction

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsPriority 1 Children’s Programs

•Data Requirements– Participation numbers– Education and crime statistics (e.g.

% graduation)– Measures of cultural awareness– Number of community referrals to engage

the youth to be involved in programs designed for the entire family

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsGGFN Community Based Programming

•Restoring Harmony through Holistic Teaching

– the four components of holistic teachings for our youth, will lead to the development of a healthy community and address various social issues

• addiction, suicide, family dynamics and mental health issues that negatively affect our First Nation

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsGGFN Community Based Programming

•Restoring Harmony through Holistic Teaching

– the four components of holistic teachings for our youth, will lead to the development of a healthy community and address various social issues

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsRestoring Harmony through Holistic TeachingSpiritual Aspect •Cultural Teachings

– Program Content will include networking with Elders and other community members that are knowledgeable in various aspects of Traditions and Culture. Other activities will include Language Classes, Dancing and Singing, Teachings on Gender Roles, Feasts, Spirituality and Ceremonies.

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsRestoring Harmony through Holistic TeachingPhysical Aspect •Sports and Recreation Program

– A structured program will enable youth to participate in a variety of sports not typically offered in the community and will include recreational activities such as music, drama and creative writing

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsRestoring Harmony through Holistic TeachingEmotional Aspect

– Program Content will include referrals to the Family Wellness Cordinator/Counsellor for youth experiencing emotional issues

– talking circles that will enable youth to discuss issues that are important to them

– various mentors that will cover a variety of topics relevant to GGFN’s social issues

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsRestoring Harmony through Holistic TeachingMental Aspect•Wisdom and Logic

– Arts and Tutoring Program

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsRestoring Harmony through Holistic Teaching

“These teachings are among the oldest teachings of First Nations people. The teachings found on the Medicine Wheel create a bio-psychosocial and spiritual foundation for human behaviour and interaction. The medicine wheel teachings are about walking the earth in a peaceful and good way, they assist in helping to seek; healthy minds, strong inner spirit, inner peace and strong healthy bodies”.

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GGFN Children’s ProgramsMONTHLY ACTIVITIES

MONSpiritual

TUESEmotional

WEDMental

THURSPhysical

FRIDAYYouth Choice

WEEKEND

Language Classes- Family

Talking Circle - Youth

Tutoring Volleyball Movie Night

Round Dance

Talking Circle - Elder

Mentors/Guest Speaker

Painting Photography Swimming

Cultural Protocol

Creative Writing

Open Gym

Singing Drumming

Drama Sports Activities

Dancing Music Lessons

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