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Programs [textual record]

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Date:

1980-2002 (predominently 1996-1999).

Reference:

R14033-15-X-E

Type of material:

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Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

4240187

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National Association of Friendship Centres fonds

Programs
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Series includes:

7 lower level description(s)
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Date(s):

1980-2002 (predominently 1996-1999).

Place of creation:

Canada

Extent:

11.69 m of textual records.

Language of material:

English

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This series shows how the NAFC has played an active role in monitoring and administering the activities and programs of various federal government departments for urban Aboriginal people. The Friendship Centre Movement provides a broad spectrum of specialized services to urban Aboriginal people across Canada. The provision of services may include areas such as: Culture, Family, Youth, Sports and Recreation, Language, Justice, Housing, Health, Education, Employment, Economic Development and a variety of miscellaneous projects ranging from social activities to community building initiatives and special events.

Friendship Centres offer programming in education and training, employment counselling, health programs, children and youth programs, recreation programs and economic development. Friendship Centres also offer language training, entrepreneurial training, skills development, computer training, work site placements, nutrition programs, healing circles, alcohol and drug counselling, summer camps, day care centres, youth peer counselling, youth drop in centres, organized sports and leagues, wilderness training and facility rentals. Many Centres also have arts and crafts shops and organize pow-wows and other events throughout the year.

This series is subdivided in eight sub-series, namely: Community Officer Program Files; Transitional Jobs Fund; National Aboriginal Management Board (NAMB); Aboriginal Health Intervention Toolkit (AHIT); Aboriginal Urban Initiative (AUI); Aboriginal Employment Services Network (AESN); Aboriginal Urban Youth Summer Outreach Program (AUYSOP); Aboriginal Friendship Centre Program (AFCP).

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Textual records

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Volume [R14033] 64--67

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