Our Programs & Services
We provide programs to support the well-being of Wolastoqiyik Neqotkuk
Our Programs
Our Services
Referral Process
- Any community member/parent/guardian can make a self-referral for programs and services they want to access.
- Any community member, department, school, or service provider with a concern about the well-being of a child or community member.
- Any department, service provider, and/or school wanting to make a referral for a program or service on behalf of a child or community member.
Depending on the nature of the referral, a Social Worker, Service Provider, and/or Program Manager/Facilitator will follow up.
Continuous Intake Programs include Headstart and Weckuwaponihkuk.
Cohort-Based Programs require a minimum of five (5) referrals to launch a new cohort. Program facilitators will contact participants with details once coordinated.
There are two types of external referral forms:
(1) in the event a person first-hand witnesses any type of harm or risk to a child/community member
Any community member, department, service provider, or school with a concern about the well-being of a child or community member completes the External Referral Form and submits one of the following ways:
(a) Email referrals@tobiquecfsa.com,
(b) Call the Main Office during regular business hours: Monday to Thursday, 8:30am to 4:30pm at (506) 273-5405,
(c) Visit the Main Office and ask to speak with a Social Worker
Outside of regular business hours, weekends, and holidays: please contact After Hours Emergency Social Services (AHESS) at 1-800-429-9799
(2) self-referral from a community member or referral from a department/service provider/school for a service and/or program offered by TCFSA Inc.
Any community member wanting to make a self-referral, and/or external department/service/school wanting to make a referral on behalf of themselves or a service user to one of our programs/services submits the External Programs & Services Referral Form in one of the following ways:
(a) Email referrals@tobiquecfsa.com,
(b) Call the Main Office during regular business hours: Monday to Thursday, 8:30am to 4:30pm at (506) 273-5405,
(c) Visit the Main Office and ask to speak with a Social Worker
Child Protection & Children in Care
The goal of these services is to work collaboratively with families, providing the support and resources needed to promote healing, strengthen family connections, and create a safe path toward reunification whenever possible.
Emotion Management
Health, Wellness & Safety Services
Horse Wisdom Facilitation
Guided by trained facilitators, this experiential approach fosters calmness, self-confidence, communication skills, and emotional balance, creating a safe space for healing and personal development.
Intake & Screening
Mental Wellness Counsellors & Cultural Supports
Mentoring for Children & Youth
Through culturally grounded guidance, hands-on learning, and positive role modeling, participants develop practical skills such as financial literacy, cooking, time management, communication, and self-care. The service also encourages emotional resilience, goal setting, and a strong sense of identity, ensuring youth feel supported as they transition into adulthood.
Namaht (My Home)
Namaht is a three (3) bed facility that operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
On-Call Services
If urgent concerns arise outside of business hours, contact After Hours Emergency Social Services (AHESS) at 1-800-442-9799 for immediate support.
Parent/Caregiver Aide Services
Post-Majority Support Services
Life Skills & Independence: Assistance with housing, employment, education, financial management, and personal well-being.
Emotional & Cultural Support: Access to counseling, mentorship, traditional teachings, and cultural programs that strengthen identity and resilience.
Navigating Services: Help connecting with community resources, healthcare, and social supports to promote stability and success.