Braiding the Sweetgrass (BTS) supports Indigenous families with youth, ages 6 to 18, helping participants to understand and interrupt intergenerational trauma.

The Community Parent Education Program (CPEP) is a free family strengthening program open to all families in the community with youth, ages 5 to 12.

Lasting Impressions supports families with dependent children under the age of 18 where a parent is managing a diagnosed or undiagnosed mental illness.

Hull’s Mental Health and Addiction Navigator helps parents and caregivers of children and youth who are struggling with mental health and addictions concerns more effectively navigate the resources and supports available to them in their community.

PATCH aims to provide support for those living with low income.  

Resilient Families provides support to families who are having difficulties parenting their youth and feel they could benefit from strengthening their parenting skills and/or increasing their knowledge on healthy development.

BTG is a community-based program that provides support for individuals, ages 16 to 24, who struggle with mental health concerns (self-identified or diagnosed), and experience barriers that impact areas of their life.