Programs
The Community Action Program for Children (CAP-C) supports and promotes the healthy development of young children (0-6 years) in areas of: nutritional support, family resources, parenting classes, child development and activities, outreach and specialized programming to meet you and your families’ unique needs.
Our goal is to foster the growth and development of children (0-6 years) and parents by helping them to develop strong parenting skills using traditional teachings.
Locations & Contact Information
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Kapuskasing, Ontario
Address: 14 Kolb Ave., Kapuskasing
Phone: (705) 335 – 2003
Email: capckapuskasing@apano.ca
Chapleau, Ontario
Address: 8 Lorne St. N, Box 1210, Chapleau
Phone: (705) 864 – 0556
Email: capcchapleau@apano.ca
Foleyet, Ontario
Address: 6 Government Rd., Box 167, Foleyet
Phone: (705) 262 – 6497
Email: capcfoleyet@apano.ca
Renfrew, Ontario
Address: 850 O’Brien Rd., Unit B, Renfrew
Phone: (613) 432 – 9998
Email: capcrenfrew@apano.ca
Program for Children
Locations & Contact Information
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Moosonee, Ontario
Address: 6 Second St., Moosonee
Phone: (705) 336 – 0016
Email: ahbhcmoosonee@apano.ca
Sturgeon Falls, Ontario
Address: 223 King St, Unit B, Sturgeon Falls
Phone: (705) 753 – 9665
Email: ahbhcsturgeonfalls@apano.ca
Sudbury, Ontario
Address: 2 – 75 Elm St., Sudbury
Phone: (705) 670 – 9252
Email: ahbhcsudbury@apano.ca
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Healthy Babies, Healthy Children (HBHC) is designed to help children and parents succeed by providing families with the tools and resources needed to reach their potential.
Assisting all Indigenous, non-Indigenous, Metis and Inuit families by providing a healthy environment for child development (0-6 years), and also including parenting, pre and postnatal care through home visits, service coordination and referrals.
Healthy Children
EarlyON Child & Family Centres are welcoming, supportive and accessible places where children (0 to 6 years) and their parents, grandparents and caregivers can play and learn together.
Locations & Contact Information
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Moosonee, Ontario
Address: 6 Second St., Moosonee
Phone: (705) 336 – 0016
Email: earlyonmoosonee@apano.ca
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APANO’s Community Wellness Initiative, facilitated by our community wellness workers (CWW), provides a holistic approach to the promotion of healthy living, and the prevention of family violence through client driven services, workshops, and culturally based programming.
Locations & Contact Information
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Cochrane, Ontario
Address: 1 – 173 Railway St., Chochrane
Phone: (705) 272 – 2562
Email: ccwcochrane@apano.ca
Chapleau, Ontario
Address: 8 Lorne St. N, Box 1210, Chapleau
Phone: (705) 864 – 0556
Email: cwwchapleau@apano.ca
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Through providing health promotion and primary prevention activities and services, APANO’s Aboriginal Diabetes Prevention (ADP) Program promotes educational awareness regarding diabetes, its signs and symptoms, and its prevention. It does this by offering: recreational and sport opportunities to youth, a community garden, women’s fitness program, after-school program, intramurals at the elementary level, a female basketball league, an annual dance camp, and a 4-week summer camp.
Locations & Contact Information
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Moosonee, Ontario
Address: 6 Second St., Moosonee
Phone: (705) 336 – 0016
Email: righttoplaymoosonee@apano.ca
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Prevention Program (Right to Play)
A community based service with a congregate dining program, friendly visiting and security checks provided by the Long-Term Care (LTC) Workers.
Services are designed to meet your health and personal care needs. Our goal is to provide healthy, personal, and support services that help promote independent living in a safe and holistic manner.
Locations & Contact Information
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Chapleau, Ontario
Address: 8 Lorne St. N, Box 1210, Chapleau
Phone: (705) 864 – 0556
Email: ltcchapleau@apano.ca
Foleyet, Ontario
Address: 6 Government Rd., Box 167, Foleyet
Phone: (705) 262 – 6497
Email: capcfoleyet@apano.ca
APANO seeks to advance gender equality in all aspects of its work, recognizing that gender inequalities create major barriers for sustainable development.
The organization works to ensure that all its programs identify the different needs of all gender identities. We offer personal and organizational training, and gender support services through our gender equality programming.
Together, enhancing child development while supporting and promoting school readiness in line with traditional teachings and holistic progress.
Half-day preschool programming is provided to young Indigenous, non-Indigenous, Metis and Inuit children to prepare them for their school years. The goal is to help them meet their spiritual, emotional, intellectual, and physical needs through six core areas: health promotion, nutrition, parental involvement, Aboriginal culture and language, social support, and education.
Locations & Contact Information
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Moosonee, Ontario
Address: 24 Veterans Rd. Box 159, Moosonee
Phone: (705) 336 – 6055
Email: headstart@apano.ca
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