The-Prometheus-Project near Fort Resolution NT (868 Result(s))

Mildred Hall School has been a downtown landmark for many years. Our tipi, which houses our Aboriginal Language and Culture Program, characterizes the unique nature of our school. We recently completed an extensive renovation that has allowed us to improve upon our proud tradition of being an integral part of the downtown scene. Mildred Hall was Yellowknife's first school teacher and the original log school house which bears her name, still sits on our property. Our school was nominated and chosen as one of the Top 40 Schools in Canada as selected by Today's Parent magazine. Voted in from a field of over 600 schools, we earned this honorable recognition for the unique and diverse programming we provide. This includes the Aboriginal Language and Culture Program and our approach to literacy development. We are very proud of our diverse and unique student population.

Yellowknife Primary Care Centre is located in YK Centre downtown. Open 6 days a week, we stay open late on Mondays and Tuesdays to better fit your schedule. As your local public health clinic, we provide healthcare services for babies, children, expecting mothers, and all other members of your family. For your convenience, we book same-day appointments; please call us to book yours today!

The Yellowknife Association for Community Living (YKACL) is a non-profit organization that supports families, children, youth, and adults with intellectual and other disabilities so that they are included and are able to contribute to community life in Yellowknife. Inclusion activities are part of all our programming and the focus of the Association and we often forget to celebrate.

YWCA Yellowknife offers a 12-bed shelter for women and children fleeing family violence along with a 24-hour crisis line (1-866-223-7775), school-based groups to help children who have witnessed violence (Project Child Recovery), in-home support services for adults with disabilities and mental illness, outreach services to clients with mental health issues (both by referral from the Yellowknife Health and Social Services Authority), safe and affordable emergency and transitional housing for families at Rockhill, leadership development programs for girls (GirlSpace) and fee-for-service after-school care. YWCA Yellowknife builds safe and equitable communities where women, families and people living with disabilities can realize their full potential. Operating in the north since 1966. For more information, see our website at www.ywcanwt.ca.