At FNMI Group Care, we provide culturally appropriate care and lodging in Edmonton, AB. Our services are designed for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit (FNMI) children and youth across Edmonton.
Indigenous youth need care that respects their heritage, values, and community connections. That’s why we integrate traditional language teaching, culture enhancement, and Elder-led mentorship into every aspect of our services.
We take a holistic, Indigenous-centered approach to caring for FNMI youth. Our model is based on:
Many Indigenous youth have experienced trauma. We provide compassionate, trauma-informed support, ensuring that:
We partner with local organizations, Elders, and knowledge keepers to provide youth with:
We believe in nurturing the whole person by integrating:
At FNMI Group Care, we provide more than just services. We provide a community, a family, and a path to self-discovery. Here’s why families trust us:
Our staff includes First Nations, Métis, and Inuit caregivers. They understand the importance of cultural identity in healing and growth.
We tailor our support to each child's and youth’s unique needs. We ensure they receive the best care possible.
Our facilities honor Indigenous traditions while providing a secure environment.
Whether youth need temporary lodging or long-term mentorship, we provide services that adapt to their needs.
We prioritize language revitalization and traditional teachings. It ensures Indigenous youth remain connected to their roots.
FNMI youth deserve a safe, welcoming space that respects their identity and traditions. Our lodging services provide:
Our culture enhancement programs ensure every youth maintains a strong connection to their heritage. We provide:
Language is the heart of culture. To help preserve and revitalize Indigenous languages, we offer:
Indigenous youth thrive with the wisdom and support of Elders. We facilitate:
Regular one-on-one mentorship sessions with Elders and knowledge keeper
Cultural storytelling circles, where youth can learn about their history and traditional values.
Healing practices guided by traditional teachings and Indigenous spirituality.
We prepare Indigenous youth for independence and success through:
There are many ways to support Indigenous youth through our programs:
Join us in making a difference! You can:
Your contributions help us:
If you’d like to make a donation or learn how to help, contact us.
Culturally appropriate care means providing support, lodging, and services. The aim is to respect and integrate Indigenous traditions, languages, and beliefs. At FNMI Group Care, we ensure that our services align with the cultural values of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities. This includes:
Trauma-informed care is an approach that recognizes the effects of historical and intergenerational trauma on Indigenous youth. At FNMI Group Care, we:
Many Indigenous youth have faced challenges. Our trauma-informed approach helps them heal and rebuild their sense of self.
Our services are available to:
If you are unsure about eligibility, please contact us for more details.
Elders play a crucial role in our services. We ensure that:
To enroll your child in our culturally appropriate care programs, follow these steps:
Contact us – Call, email, or visit our office to discuss your child’s needs.
Initial consultation – We’ll meet with you and your child to create a personalized care plan.
Assessment & intake – We’ll assess which programs and services are the best fit.
Start services – Your child will be welcomed into a safe, culturally supportive environment.
For more details, reach out to our team!
At FNMI Group Care, we provide more than just lodging. We create a community that uplifts, empowers, and honors Indigenous traditions. Our mission is to ensure that every FNMI youth has the opportunity to grow in a culturally rich, supportive environment.
If you're looking for culturally appropriate care and lodging for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit youth in Edmonton, we’re here to help. Reach out to us today!
