Aaniin, Shé:kon, Tawnshi, Miyotôtâkewin, ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ, Biindigen and Welcome!

All Nations Child Care Gathering - July 12, 13, 14, 2022

The First Nations Early Years Mentors Gijikendaamin (Thunder Bay Region) conference committee is pleased to offer you the full online registration package!

To register click on this link – All Nations Child Care Gathering 2022 – First Nation Early Learning Collaboration Website (fnel.ca)

If you have questions about the registration form please email.

Wanda Gordon, RECE, Planning Committee Chair wgordon@fireflynw.ca

Enter our Tiktok Challenge Evening Social – July 12th

For more information download the Tik Tok Challenge Poster.

Call for videos photo of baby and information on videos

TO ALL FIRST NATION CHILD CARE CENTRES ON RESERVE

We will be posting videos asking you to video yourself/educators/families/children (if you have permission) and send them to us to share on our website!!

Watch for a call-out on topics for videos from your centre to submit!!

We invite you to submit your video!

How to make a video.

Click here for YouTube Video with instructions on how to make a video

Click here for YouTube video with invitation to submit

Click here for instructions on how to get the imovie app (pdf)

Regional Network Information

Regional Networks are comprised of supervisors, coordinators and educators of First Nation Early Learning Programs located in each of the 4 regions of the province. The establishment and sustainability of these networks was identified as a priority by First Nations. The networks support the delivery of high quality, culturally appropriate programs and services. The benefits of regional networks include information sharing, knowledge exchange, skills development, collaborative problem solving and solution-finding for common issues.

The 4 regional network pages include maps and directories for licensed child care and child and family programs.

First Nation Early Learning Regional Program Map

First Nations Early Education Regional Map