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About Us

Mamow Sha-way-gi-kay-win/The North-South Partnership for Children is a developing partnership that represents the coming together of First Nation Chiefs, Elders, youth and community members living in remote communities in northwestern Ontario and caring individuals and voluntary organizations based in southern Ontario.

The Partnership was formed in 2006 to improve the quality of life of children and youth in remote First Nations communities, by building a larger circle of caring for the children and their families.

Vision
A future where children, youth and families in the remote First Nation communities have their basic needs met and opportunities to achieve their full potential while embracing their culture and heritage as Aboriginal people.

Mission
The North-South Partnership for Children

responds to the identified needs of children, youth, families and communities in the remote First Nations;

builds caring and supportive relationships between voluntary organizations and individuals in the south and the northern First Nations people;
secures resources from voluntary sector organizations, individuals, the corporate sector and other funding bodies in order to meet basic needs and provide programs, training, and other forms of support.

Values
Sharing with gratitude, respect, traditional teachings, Aboriginal culture, language, Elders, the four elements of being, Aboriginal rights, trust and accountability, and participation are the Partnership's values. The Partnership has no religious or political affiliations.

Geographic Territory
The North-South Partnership is dedicated to providing support to children, youth and families within remote northern First Nations communities (for a list of northern partners, see More about the Communities). With plans to build on its beginning successes during the next few years, the Partnership recognizes the possibility of future expansion into other remote northern First Nations communities.

To learn about the organization and goals of Mamow Sha-way-gi-kay-win, read,
Partnership Structure and Membership
Partnership Goals and Objectives
Working Groups


(Adapted from Mamow Sha-way-gi-kay-win/ North-South Partnership Terms of Reference.)




The North-South Partnership for Children gratefully acknowledges financial support
from the Ontario Ministry of Children and Youth Services and
the Ontario Centre of Excellence for Children's Mental Health
at CHEO (Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario).

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