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Aboriginal Canada Portal   Provides a single gateway to Aboriginal on-line resources, contacts and information, as well as government programs and services in Canada. Includes a section on health and social services. Source: Aboriginal Canada Portal (ACP) Aboriginal communities: First Nations, Inuit and Métis   Provides a searchable database of Aboriginal communities in Canada. Includes links to maps, profiles from Indian and Northern Affairs when applicable, and Statistics Canada. Additional information including community web pages is listed when available. Source: Aboriginal Canada Portal (ACP) Crystal meth – what is it?   Describes crystal meth and the various ways it is used. Outlines the effects of taking the drug, as well as the effects on exposing unborn children to crystal meth. Link requires PDF reader. Source: Aboriginal Children’s Circle of Early Learning (ACCEL) Crystal meth – what is it?   Describes, in Inuktitut, crystal meth and the various ways it is used. Outlines the effects of taking the drug, as well as the effects on exposing unborn children to crystal meth. Link requires PDF reader. Source: Aboriginal Children’s Circle of Early Learning (ACCEL) Promoting Indigenous languages in early learning and child care  Describes practices and activities to foster the use of Indigenous languages for children. Presents opportunities to use traditional words and phrases. Link requires PDF reader Source: Aboriginal Children’s Circle of Early Learning (ACCEL) Promoting Indigenous languages in early learning and child care  Describes, in English and Inuktitut, practices and activities to foster the use of Indigenous languages for children. Presents opportunities to use traditional words and phrases. Link requires PDF reader. Source: Aboriginal Children’s Circle of Early Learning (ACCEL) Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy  Promotes a traditional and culturally-appropriate approach to healing and wellness in Ontario's Aboriginal communities, and helps to ensure better access to mainstream health care services. Offers particular support to family violence healing. Source: Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy Family healing  Describes a framework that attempts to address Aboriginal family violence in a manner which is culturally appropriate, holistic, on-going, and community based. Source: Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy Publications   Provides access to back copies of the Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy (AHWS) electronic newsletter. Issues highlight various aspects of Aboriginal health including diabetes, men's healing, and healthy eating and nutrition. Source: Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy Programs and services: Aboriginal healthy babies/healthy children program   Describes a program to improve child health which offers pre-and post-natal screening and assessment, home visiting, and service referrals. Provides community workers with tools they need to implement the program including activities, news & events, cultural teachings, resources, and projects. Source: Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy
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