Dryden Native Friendship Centre - Indigenous Combined Court Worker Program - Behavioural Supports Ontario

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Program:	Indigenous Combined Court Worker Program

Organizations:	Dryden Native Friendship Centre Dryden Native Friendship Centre - Administration

Description of Services:	Provides support to Indigenous youth as they transition from the child welfare system into adulthood Provides one-on-one support to create an individualized Action Plan to determine goals and supports required to achieve goals Offers programming on many topics to support goals and help build social networks Support services are available in the following areas: Cooking assistance Cultural education/information Educational assistance such as enrolling in high school, college/university, upgrading courses Employment Financial planning and banking Health care such as finding a doctor Housing (affordable) Legal support/advice Social activities


Fees:	None

Eligibility - Population(s) Served:	First Nations, Inuit or Métis off-reserve youth 16-24 years of age currently in or preparing to exit the child welfare system

Application:	Call to register

Accessibility:	Partially Accessible

Accessibility Notes:	Partially Accessible - Parking -- No designated spaces available; Entrance -- Accessible with automatic push button; Washroom -- Accessible with grab bar

Languages:	English


Phone Numbers:	807-223-4180


Website:	www.dnfconline.org/indigenouscombinedcourtworker

Address:	74 Queen St Dryden, ON P8N 1A4

Location:	Located on the corner of Queen St and Van Horne Ave

Hours:	Mon-Tue 8:30 am-4:30 pm, Wed-Fri 8:30 am-6 pm

Contacts:	Youth in Transition Worker 807-223-4180 ext 2237; 807-220-5263 * court@dnfconline.org

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