The Council of Yukon First Nations (CYFN) has partnered with the Yukon government to launch a new pilot project, known as Auntie’s House. This initiative aims to establish a First Nations-led group home for children in government care, providing a culturally grounded environment. The project is designed to offer a supportive and culturally sensitive space for children, with the goal of addressing their unique needs. According to the announcement, the Auntie’s House pilot project is a collaborative effort between CYFN and the Yukon government, marking a significant step towards providing more culturally appropriate care for children in the region.
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