Aaniin, Shé:kon, Tawnshi, Miyotôtâkewin, ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ, Biindigen and Welcome!
All Nations Child Care Gathering 2025
Kenjgewin Teg is excited to announce that registration to attend the All Nations Childcare Gathering 2025 – Nurturing Our Children and Fostering Language Revitalization is now FULL!
Registration is SOLD OUT! If you can no longer attend and would like to cancel or transfer/make a name change to a registration, please contact hello@podium-events.com.
To add names to the waitlist, please visit: https://tinyurl.com/AllNationsChildcareGathering
TO ALL FIRST NATION EARLY LEARNING PROGRAMS 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!!
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
