TLAFC Programs for Children

After School Program

The After School Program is offered for children in Kindergarten to grade 7. This program provides healthy role-modelling, physical activity, healthy snack, literacy, and culture. There is no cost to participants. We acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia. For more information please call 250-753-8291.

Child and Youth Therapist

The Child and Youth Therapist works in partnership with the Children’s Wellness Program to provide counselling services for children and youth who have been impacted by abuse, trauma, and stressful life experiences. For more information on the services provided by the Child and Youth Therapist please contact 250-753-6578.

Children's Wellness Program

The Children’s Wellness Program provides counselling for children and youth (5 - 18yrs old) who have been impacted by abuse, trauma and stressful life experiences. This program also offers educational workshops and groups on a variety of topics. There is no cost to participants. For more information about this program, please contact 250-753-8291.

Island Treasure Box Early Literacy Program

The Island Treasure Boxes is an outreach literacy program for families with children between the ages of 0-6 years. Families are visited once a week in their homes by a literacy leader who leaves “Treasure Boxes” full of books and resources for the entire family to enjoy. To register or for information please call 250-802-7605.

Jordan's Principle 

Jordan's Principle Pamphlet.jpgJordan’s Principle functions as an essential mechanism for ensuring human, constitutional, and treaty rights of First Nations children. By establishing a procedure to guarantee immediate care for First Nations children, Jordan’s Principle provides access to public services ordinarily available to other Canadian children so First Nations children do not experience service denials, delays, or disruptions related to their First Nations status. 
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Qeq College is a School Transition Program for Indigenous families whose children are entering Kindergarten. The Camp provides a 4-week Summer Program and ongoing support to maintain and enhance student progress plans throughout the year. Qeq College supplies education on roles in the family, developmental stages of children, positive parenting, communication and skill building, relationships, peer support, and elders teaching, based on cultural and traditional philosophies for more successful family development. It focuses on school readiness, success, and establishing supportive relationships with families. Extra support is provided by the Program Coordinator throughout the school year to nurture and develop individual progress plans. Please contact (250) 753 – 8291 for more information. 

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Summer Camp Program

Tillicum Lelum runs summer camp for children and youth aged 6-16 years old. Children who attend are placed into age appropriate groups and participate in a variety of recreational and cultural activities with trained group leaders. Registration for this program begins in May. If you are interested please contact 250-753-8291 for more information.

Little Kwasuns Walk with Elders        facebook-icon.png

Little Kwasuns Walk with Elders Program is to support and strengthen traditional customs and cultural child welfare practices. The program is culturally sensitive in supporting literacy for Aboriginal children, and their families, while recognizing the need for development in physical, cognitive and social skills. We provide an avenue so that elders, parents and children have an opportunity to connect in a traditional manner through activities strengthening core identity and pride in early childhood development. Contact 250-802-7605 for more information.

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