Reclaiming Our Ancestral Footsteps

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  • Community
  • Health Equity
  • Individual
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  • Teens (ages 13-18) icon
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  • Canada
  • Culture
  • Education and literacy
  • English
  • Income and social status
  • Mental Health Icon 2
  • Personal health practices and coping skills
  • Secondary School Icon 1
  • Social environments

Overview

A mental health promotion project for Mi’kmaq and Maliseet youth in Elsipogtog (Big Cove) First Nation in New Brunswick. It is a NAYSPS project that consists of culture camps for youth 16-18 to learn their culture, language and traditions from Elders and other resource people, and also personal wellness and healing strategies. The camp has been very successful and was adapted into a community-run event after Big Cove lost NAYSPS funding

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