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Notices & Announcements
My Records, My Choice Notice Program
The My Records, My Choice Notice Program is for former students of residential schools who had a claim in either the Independent Assessment Process (IAP), or the earlier Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process. Specifically, about the former students’ rights to choose what happens with their IAP or ADR records. This information is for former students, their families and the community. For more information, call toll free, 1-877-635-2648 or email myrecordsmychoice@irsad-sapi.gc.ca
Website http://www.myrecordsmychoice.ca
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/My-Records-My-Choice
Other social media: http://myrecordsmychoice.ca/social-media-eng
Asemaa - Traditional Tobacco Making
Lead and taught by our co-worker and Elder, Buddy Loyie, some UNFC staff got together (while keeping our distance) and made traditional tobacco (Asemaa.) View teaching videos below.
UNFC Message of Positivity and Kindness
We were challenged by the Sault Ste. Marie Friendship Centre to spread a message of kindness and we happily accepted! Our staff came together (seperately) to spread this message of positivity to our community and to all of our sister Friendship Centres across Canada. Please be kind to one another; a simple smile or act of kindness can turn someone's day around for the better. At this time we all need kindness, patience, understanding and positivity to keep our community, country and world a safe place for everyone. View our message here UNFC Positivity & Kindness
A Message from Our Healing and Wellness Workers
Domestic violence is on the rise across Canada during the COVID-19 Pandemic. There is a way to reach out for help while chatting or video conferencing. View video message from our Healing and Wellness Workers - Domestic violence.
Online AA Meetings During COVID-19 Pandemic
View poster here.
Urban Indigenous Proud
In the winter/spring of 2018, the United Native Friendship Centre, Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres and the National Film Board of Canada came together and created a short film reflecting some of the programming we offer here at the UNFC. We wish to thank the UNFC Board of Directors, staff, Elders and community members who participated. We welcome you to view our film on the National Film Board of Canada's Indigenous Cinema site. Click here.
Claude Bruyere Memorial Bursary
The UNFC's Claude Bruyere Memorial Bursary is for Indigenous High School Students. View and print application here.
Honouring Our Veterans
As a part of this our annual Honouring Our Veterans powwow, we are seeking photos of Aboriginal Veteran's from the Treaty #3 area. View information/submission poster here.