ABOUT THE PLAY PROGRAM:
In June 2010, Right To Play, with generous funding from the Ontario Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs and other funding partners, initiated the Promoting Life-skills in Aboriginal Youth (PLAY) program in partnership with Moose Cree First Nation and Sandy Lake First Nation. The objective of the PLAY program is to build on the strengths of Aboriginal youth and their communities, while supporting the value of culture and identity.
The PLAY program is a multi-faceted program that is tailored to the specific needs of each community, is designed in partnership with the community and aims to support children and youth to develop and strengthen essential life-skills. Prior to implementation, community members participate in a thorough needs assessment that guides the design of the program.
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WHERE WE WORK:
The PLAY Program is being implemented in partnership with First Nations communities, Tribal Councils and a variety of Aboriginal organizations across Ontario. To view the list of communities and our partners who help make this program possible, please check out Our Partners.
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PROGRAM COMPONENTS:
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PLAY Overview Video |
Youth Leadership Program |
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PLAY Pikangikum Video |
PLAY Slideshow |
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Summer Sun Program 2011 |
Right To Play announces hockey programs in first Nation communities |
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Youth Leadership Symposium 2012 |
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