Our Impact – 2022/2023
This year, our Indigenous families reported that:
- 84% of participants in Indigenous Programs and Indigenous Children in In-Care Programs report an increased understanding of the critical concepts of historical knowledge about resources and supports to process the impact of intergenerational trauma.
- 85% of participants in Indigenous Programs and Indigenous Children in In-Care Programs report increased engagement with the traditional knowledge, practices and ceremonies needed for their healing journey.
- 82% of participants in Indigenous Programs and Indigenous Children in In-Care Programs report an increased sense of empowerment and ability to address issues as they arise in their lives.
This year, our Community Program kids, youth and parents/caregivers reported that:
- 78% of parents maintained at high levels or showed improvement in knowledge of parenting and child development
- 77% of parents maintained at a high level or showed improvement in their ability to respond to crisis
- 74% of parents were able to identify a supportive adult who offers and provides emotional support and assistance in times of need.
This year, our Foster Care program reported that:
- 91% of children in Foster Care improved or maintained their healthy development.
- 100% of children in Foster Care were able to identify a person who takes the parental responsibility role and provides emotional security.
This year, our Group Care program reported that:
- 73% of children in our Teaching Homes were discharged to a less restrictive placement in the past year!
- 78% of children residing in the Teaching Homes have reported an increase in their well-being and resilience over the past year.
To see our Annual Report to the Community, click here
