Who We Are & What We Do
Our Aboriginal Youth Worker connects with Indigenous youth ages 12 to 24 who may not yet be involved with UNYA. They offer one-on-one support, outreach, and cultural connections to help you feel seen, valued, and empowered.
What We Offer
- Weekly cooking programs and cultural activities with Elders
- Drum groups and music circles
- Advocacy, crisis support, and outreach at schools and events
- Referrals and connections to other UNYA programs
Our Approach
Rooted in the teachings of the Medicine Wheel and Circle of Courage, our Youth Worker provides a safe, culturally grounded space where you can connect to community, heal, and grow at your own pace.
How to Get Involved
This program is drop-in and youth can self-refer.
Watch our social media pages for current activities, special outings, and contact details.th diverse partners. She works directly with community workers, social workers, and families to prevent youth from gravitating to the streets or dropping out of school. Community development activities are undertaken to strengthen partnerships and enhance community capacity to meet the needs of Indigenous youth. If you have questions about any of our Aboriginal Youth Worker’s programs, or if you are interested in exploring partnership opportunities, get in touch directly using the contact info below.
