Hope Project
Hope Project
The Hope Project offers new children’s mental health treatment services, including outpatient, day treatment and home-based treatment, and recovery support.
It uses an Athabascan Recovery Model that integrates culturally specific principles and groups into treatment. The Hope Project also provides:
- comprehensive outreach to reach individuals who typically fall through the cracks
- screening, assessment, diagnostic, and evaluation services
- crisis emergency service
- family services
- respite care
- medication administration and management
- therapeutic foster care
- training for service providers
- suicide prevention services
All services are culturally appropriate, trauma-informed and guided by evidence-based practices.
The goal of the Hope Project is to improve mental health outcomes for children and youth at risk for or with serious emotional disturbance. We also want to bring new hope through its comprehensive and early intervention approach for the children, youth, and their families.  Â