Serving Children, Youth, and Families Since 2006

HF Resources Sibling Group Preservation and Reunification Group Homes

EVERY CHILD DESERVES A SAFE HOME
We have 4 group homes in northeast Edmonton to support the various needs of clients in our care. When placing the children or youth in the program, consideration is given to the age, stage of development and the desired outcomes for each client to ensure the correct programming is put in place for them. We adjust the program to meet the needs of the clients to ensure positive
outcomes for the persons served.

Our team provides prevention, early intervention and tertiary programs such as; Individual goal setting, Education, Recreation/Leisure, Life Skills, Health and Well Being, Family, Clinical Support, Indigenous Programming, Community Supports.
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Our

Mission

Every child deserves a safe home.

HF Resources redefines the concept of care and support by building on individual strengths of children, youth and families so that they may be successful in achieving their goals.

Our

Vision

For every youth and child to have a family and home
HF Resources provides services in standard group care with a strong emphasis on service for high risk youth and large sibling groups: Placements for siblings in one home will ensure the family connectives and we have several houses designed to provide a home for siblings.

We believe in the importance of skilled and therapeutic intervention to stabilize behaviour; enhance the self-worth and dignity of each individual; and to promote healing of childhood neglect, abuse and trauma by using holistic values.

Our guiding principles is to involve a non-institutional holistic approach of joining family values, concrete treatment modalities with unconditional acceptance and guidance in family style-based setting.

They feel at home…more than just having a place to stay.

We believe...

1) That children are a gift from the Creator

2) That our children have a right to live proudly as First Nations people in the lands of their ancestors

3) That children have a right to learn their respective First Nations language(s) and histories, and adults have a responsibility to pass on the instructions that the Creator gave in the beginning of time as are reflected in our languages, cultural beliefs and cultural practices

4) That each child is part of what makes a community whole

5) That children, under the guidance of Elders, will learn to love learning throughout their life

6) That children acquire knowledge by watching, listening and doing, and adults are responsible for encouraging and guiding them in all those activities

7) That children, through being loved, valued and encouraged, will gain the courage, the strength and the wisdom to use the power of a good mind and spirit in all that they do

8) That children have a right to enjoy the opportunities that education offers

9) That children have a right to live in healthy, self-determining communities that are free of violence
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