If you are born in Canada and are Métis, Inuit, or First Nations, and have at least 50% Indigenous blood, you are entitled to many rights, such as crossing the U.S./Canadian border freely, living and working in the United States,...

  The more you know about the Alberta Health Charter, the more you can speak up to make sure you, and your family get the care you need and deserve. Learn more about: Alberta’s Health Charter, tips to advocate for...

Learn about Alberta’s Mental Health Act and your rights... to speak up, and make sure you, and your family get the care you need and deserve. In this publication you’ll learn more about the terms Apprehension, Admission, and Detainment. What...

This booklet includes information on what to do if your loved one goes missing, how to report, details on the process and what you can do to help find them. The voices of families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous people...

You always have choices on your healing journey. Our communities, families and children are central to our healing. They also are affected by trauma, loss and grief. Centering our family and kin in healing changes the conversations we have and...

Navigating Alberta Children’s Services is a series of 8 Maps that reveal legal routes through the Children’s Services system. The maps can be used by individuals and their caseworkers, or other professionals, to help identify where they are in “the...