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Indigenous HIPPY
Home-based support that helps parents and caregivers prepare young children for school while building confidence, capacity, and community connections.
Parents and caregivers · children ages 3–5
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Indigenous HIPPY—Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters—is an evidence-based home visitation program for parents and caregivers of children ages 3–5. The curriculum recognizes parents and caregivers as their child’s first and most important teachers and supports them as they prepare their children for school.
3 programs within Indigenous HIPPY
SMART
A play-based learning program that strengthens parent-child bonds, healthy early development, community connections, and social networks.Mothers and toddlers ages 18–36 monthsView detailsKNCLN Connect & Playgroup
A play group where caregivers and children ages 0–5 come to play, share a snack, and connect with the Centre’s Indigenous HIPPY home visitors.Caregivers and children ages 0–5View detailsConnect and Play Group — Kashechewan
A welcoming play group where caregivers and young children share a snack, connect with one another, and learn about KNCLN family supports.Caregivers and children ages 0–5View details
