Pasqua First Nation No 79

Pasqua First Nation No. 79 is a Saulteaux Cree First Nation located 60 km northeast of Regina and 15 km west of Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan. The reserve encompasses an area of 89,603 hectares (22,141 acres), with approximately 264 hectares (653 acres) designated as valley land, and serves a community of about 2,000 band members, with around 69% residing off-reserve. As a member of the File Hills Qu'Appelle Tribal Council, Pasqua First Nation is part of Treaty 4 Territory. The nation offers various services and facilities, including the Circle of Care Health Centre, educational institutions, and community programs aimed at enhancing the well-being of its members. Generated from the website

Qbow Child & Family Service is a community-based organization in Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, dedicated to providing support and resources for children and families in need. With a focus on promoting well-being and fostering healthy relationships, Qbow Child & Family Service offers a range of programs and services to enhance the lives of those they serve. Generated from their business information

QBOW Child & Family Service operates in Fort Qu'appelle, Saskatchewan, dedicated to promoting the happiness, safety, and well-being of children through support for families and communities. Focusing on five First Nation communities, including Beardy's Okemasis Cree Nation and Wahpeton Dakota Nation, they provide essential prevention and protection services to over 8,300 individuals. The organization emphasizes cultural empowerment and healing, offering a variety of programs aimed at family bonding and the protection of children. Notable initiatives include the Legacy Box Project, which helps children in care understand their heritage, along with structured homes designed to facilitate family reunification. Generated from the website