Medicine Hat Legal Help Centre

Bridges Family Programs operates as the Family Support Services Hub for Medicine Hat, Cypress County, Oyen, Cereal, Acadia, Empress, and nearby regions. With a physical location in Medicine Hat and outreach services extending to Cypress County, Oyen, and surrounding areas, they offer a comprehensive range of universal, targeted, and intensive services for families, children, and youth aged 0-18. Committed to enhancing the well-being of children, youth, and families, Bridges Family Programs focuses on providing information, family support, and facilitating connections to community resources. Their services are an integral part of the Government of Alberta's Family Resource Network, ensuring a centralized and outreach approach to support families in various capacities. Emphasizing positive relationships, empowerment, and growth, Bridges Family Programs works tirelessly to enable families to make autonomous choices, become self-reliant, and advocate for their needs. Through programs like Building Blocks, First Steps, and individualized in-home family support, they strive to create a nurturing environment for families to thrive and succeed together. Generated from the website content

Metis Urban Housing Corp is a non-profit organization based in Medicine Hat, AB, dedicated to providing affordable housing solutions for individuals and families in need. With a focus on promoting community well-being, Metis Urban Housing Corp works to create safe and inclusive living environments for all residents. Generated from their business information

The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) is dedicated to advancing the rights and self-governance of Métis communities across the province. With a unique history, culture, and governance structure, the MNO provides a variety of programs aimed at education, wellness, housing, and economic development tailored for Métis individuals. Through initiatives like the ONE MNO Navigators and the Métis Registry, the MNO ensures that community members have access to crucial services and resources. The organization actively collaborates with both provincial and federal governments to enhance Métis rights recognition while fostering a sense of community and cultural heritage. Generated from the website