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Community partners

The community organizations whose expertise and partnership help make free, culturally grounded early learning possible for Indigenous families in Edmonton.

Partners

Community partners we work with

  • Edmonton Catholic Schools

    “Our mission is to provide a Catholic education that inspires students to learn and that prepares them to live fully and to serve God in one another.”

  • My Data Vault

    Smaller businesses can enjoy the level of data protection once afforded only to large corporations. Copies of critical data files are sent to a secure offsite facility every night.

  • Nurturing the Seed (IEMHP)

    A service model created for Indigenous infants, toddlers and young children and their caregivers, designed with Elders and content experts to keep Indigenous culture and ways of knowing front and centre.

  • Edmonton Community Foundation

    Edmonton is full of passionate people dedicated to building a vibrant community. Connecting people is what we do best.

  • North Edmonton Gymnastics Club

    At North Edmonton Gymnastics, we believe in the benefits of exercise, challenge and working together.

  • Edmonton Public Library

    We share expertise, information, technology and space with Edmontonians for learning, connecting, creating and discovering.

  • Kids Up Front

    Dedicated to ensuring that all kids have access to fun, enriching experiences in arts, culture, sport and recreation.

  • CASA Foundation

    The fundraising arm of CASA Child, Adolescent and Family Mental Health, formed in 1998.

  • KidSport Alberta

    KidSport supports children who need financial assistance with sport registration fees.

  • City of Edmonton

    The City’s strategic vision and plans direct the growth and evolution of Edmonton.

  • Alberta Health Services

    Healthy Albertans. Healthy Communities. Together.

  • Nobody’s Perfect

    Trained facilitators use a participant-centred, strengths-based approach to promote positive parenting and build on the skills parents already have.

  • Sport Central

    Retrieving, repairing, recycling and redistributing sports equipment to kids aged 4–17 in families facing financial hardship.

  • United Way

    Putting donations to work where they get the greatest results, creating lasting change in local communities.