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005			20181113062551.0
008			120302s2012 bcca 000 0 eng d
090			_aW30 B35 L54 2012
245	1	0	_aLifeline : _bcreating a community service hub for Aboriginal children and families / _cJessica Ball.
260			_a[S.I.] : _b[s.n.], _c2012.
300			_a32 p. : _bill ; _c28 cm + _e1 videodisc (40 mins).
500			_aIncludes accompanying DVD.
520			_aThis booklet is the result of a community-university partnership project between Laichwiltach Family life Society's executive director, Audrey Wilson, and Jessica Bali, a professor in the School of Child and Youth Care at the University of Victoria. The booklet celebrates Laichwiltach's 20'" anniversary as the only agency on northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, that serves both on-reserve and non-status urban First Nations and Metis people. The booklet recounts how Laichwiltach's founders engaged local First Nations and other service organizations in the region to grow the range and reach of services to children and families, with excerpts from interviews conducted with over 50 program staff, parents, youth, Elders, and service professionals. The DVD highlights keys to creating and sustaining a grassroots, culturally based community service organization that responds to local needs and goals of First Nations and Metis children and families.
610	2		_aLaichwiltach Family Life Society _91294
650		4	_aFirst Nations _xServices for _zBritish Columbia. _9869
650		4	_aFirst Nations _zBritish Columbia _xHealth care services. _91295
650		4	_aFirst Nations _xCommunity development _zBritish Columbia _xCase studies. _9474
700	1		_aWilson, Audrey. _91296
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999			_c1008 _d1008