Inuit assistance program
The Inuit Assistance Program provides frontline and ongoing psychosocial services that aim to remain culturally relevant and respond to the needs of the Inuit clientele. Many of the Inuit clients use our services to access basic essential needs such as meals, showers, hygiene products, clothing and a safe space for respite. In addition, this program responds to psycho-social needs by offering individualized intervention plans, active listening, advocacy, referrals, home visits, outreach and wellness checks, as well as legal, social and medical accompaniments.
- 2spirits, trans and non-binary individuals
- Adults
- Elders
- Inuit
- Women
- Advocacy
- Clothing
- Cultural workshops and activities
- First Aid
- Food Distribution
- Home Visits
- Hygiene Items
- Identity Cards (ID)
- Inuit Beneficiary Card
- Listening and referrals
- Meals
- Shower
- Support for Victims of Domestic Violence
- Traditional Food
- Well-being Follow-up
- English
- French
Clients may also access other services available in the day centre, such as:
- Computer, fax, printer, phone, and Wi-Fi
- Emergency shelter and short-term housing
- Help with finding financial support
- Harm reduction items and naloxone
- Help with housing search and job search
- Laundry Service
- Legal Help
- Medical Care
- Mental Health Counselling
- Access to a postal box
- Support with filing axes
- Program and activities for children
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