Manitoba Aboriginal Head Start
The Manitoba Aboriginal Head Start (in Urban and Northern Communities) Committee acts in an advisory capacity to the Public Health Agency of Canada to network with funded projects and others with experience and expertise to provide advice and direction on overall planning, implementation and evaluation. This includes (and may not be limited to) networking, training, project evaluations, policies, standards, guidelines, future funding and renewal decisions.
Membership on the MAHSC comes from a locally determined process from each Manitoba project, where one member from each funded project is selected.
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Children’s Disability Services
This program, provided through Manitoba Department of Families, supports families who are raising a child (or children) with developmental and physical disabilities to meet some of the additional needs they may have. Children under the age of 18, who live in Manitoba...
SPECIALIZED SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH
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ORAL HEALTH RESOURCES
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