Program Overview

The Aboriginal Head Start On-Reserve (AHSOR) Home Visiting Program supports families with children from birth to six years of age. Through regular home visits, families receive learning activities, parenting support, and resources that help children grow, learn, and prepare for school.

The program is based on caring, creativity, and pride, while incorporating First Nations culture, language, and traditional teachings in a safe and supportive environment.

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What We Offer

The AHSOR Home Visiting Program focuses on six key areas:

1. Culture and Language

   1. Introduces children to First Nations culture, traditions, and language.

   2. Encourages a strong sense of identity, belonging, and pride.

2. Education and School Readiness

   1. Provides fun, age-appropriate learning activities.

   2. Helps children develop the skills they need for school and lifelong learning.

3. Health Promotion

   1. Shares information about healthy child development and family wellness.

   2. Supports parents and caregivers in making healthy choices.

4. Nutrition

   1. Promotes healthy eating habits for children and families.

   2. Provides nutrition education to support children's growth and development.

5. Social Support

   1. Connects families with community programs and services.

   2. Helps parents access supports and resources when needed.

6. Parent and Family Involvement

   1. Recognizes parents and caregivers as a child's first and most important teachers.

   2. Encourages families to participate in their child's learning and development.

   3. Builds parenting confidence and strengthens family relationships.

 

Register Today

To learn more or register for the Aboriginal Head Start On-Reserve Home Visiting Program, please contact Cherish Sumner.

We look forward to working with your family and supporting your child's healthy growth, learning, and cultural journey.