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Did You Know.Hulitan is primarly funded by the Ministry of Children and Family Development.Hulitan also receives funding from United Way, Makola Group of Societies, Success By 6, The Victoria Foundation, and the BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centers.Hulitan has six unique services which include, Sexual Abuse Intervention, Child & Youth Mental Health, a mandated parenting program, Family Development Response, a cultural learning program, and a Supported Access program. Little Eagles Childrens Support GroupLittle Eagles (Kwikminixw in the Kwakwala Language) is a support group for Aboriginal children who have experienced and/ or witnessed family violence. The group is based in Aboriginal perspective and incorporates culturally relevant teachings as often as possible. Art, sand and play therapy methods are also included. Little Egales (Kwikminixw) brings forward discussions on the various aspects of abuse, including historical abuse, realting to colonization and the residential school system and the intergenerational impacts on family dynamics today.

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Colleen was called to the Bar in 2008 after graduating from the University of British Columbia. Throughout law school she volunteered with UBC's Law Students' Legal Advice Program, and during her first year, received an award fo outstanding contribution. Colleen strongly promotes alter.ve methods of dispute resolution and in 2005, used he negotiation skills to place 2nd in the American Bar Association's annual Law Student Division Negotiation Competition Colleen was employed in 2005 as the coordinator of UBCs Student Advocacy Office, where she represented studen - before both the University Senate and the President's Advisory Committee. In the fall of 2006, Colleen was chosen .3.- one of seven law students to participate in the newly designed Provindal Court Extem.ip Program, where she w- - responsible for concluding independent legal research and writing assignments for Judges of the Provincial Court in th. areas of criminal, civil and family law.

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