Mission Statement

To strengthen our families by utilizing community and personal support systems which contribute to the well-being of families and their children ensuring the right to reclaim their culture and utilize their ancestral ways of healing.

To the best of our ability, we will:

  • Protect the rights of our children.
  • Assume personal and community responsibility for the physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and security needs of our children.
  • Protect our children from individuals and circumstances which are damaging to their physical, emotional, mental and spiritual well-being.
  • Encourage and support the healing and wellness of individuals and communities
  • Ensure that our children have the opportunity to learn and reclaim their culture, values, language, and responsibilities.

Philosophy

Community Based – The design and implementaion of services is the responsibility of the community and includes all members.

Community Directed – Decisions about the programs, services, policy and procedures are made in the community.

Prevention oriented – Services will be developed and offered in a manner that prevents the need for intrusive actions and promotes the healing and wellness of individuals, families and communities.

Holistic – Services will focus on the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual development of the individuals and the community through a coordinated, interdisciplinary approach

Reporting a Situation

How to Report an Urgent Situation

Report an urgent situation if a child is experiencing any of the following:

  •  Neglect
  • Physical/Emotional/Sexual Abuse
  • Abandonment

Emergency On-Call Services:

HOW TO SUBMIT AN INTAKE

If you have concerns about a child’s safety but the situation is not urgent:

  • Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:00pm (closed statutory holidays)
  • Call 306-236-8287
  • The online form is coming soon!

All other inquiries:

For general questions or non-urgent matters

  • Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:00pm (closed statutory holidays)
  • Call 306-236-8287

Contact Us

Main Office (Flying Dust)
Phone: 306-236-8287
Fax: 306-236-3633

Sub-Office (Buffalo Narrows):
Phone: 306-235-4264
Fax: 306-235-4962

Hours of Operation

Regular Office Hours:
8:30am – 5:00pm, Monday – Friday,
Closed for Statutory Holidays

On-call Afterhours:
24/7 emergency support is available
by calling 306-236-8287

MLTC Program Services Inc, NonProfit Organizations, Meadow Lake, SK

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