Supporting Families

About-APIN

About Adolescent Parent Interagency Network

The Adolescent Parent Interagency Network (APIN) is a group of agencies, professionals and peers in Manitoba who collaborate with the goal of ensuring high-quality service to young people who are pregnant or parenting, whether or not they are primary caregivers. Members of APIN have linked together because of their shared commitment to the challenges and opportunities facing these youth. APIN activities and events are coordinated by a volunteer steering committee of 10 to 16 members from diverse professional settings.

APIN-Events

APIN holds many annual events for adolescents/young parents and service providers throughout the year.

APIN-Resources

Important Information for adolescents/young parents and service providers related to existing services and resources.

Acorn Family Place

Nurturing Families, Building Community: Welcome to Acorn Family Place At Acorn Family Place, we believe that strong families are the foundation of a thriving community. As a family resource centre,

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APIN CONFERENCE 2025

APIN ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2025 Featuring Dr. Heather Watson and Julie Walsh APIN’s Annual Conference 2025 was held on May 8th at the Caboto Centre.  APIN feels fortunate to have had

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Bookmates

FEBRUARY IS I LOVE TO READ MONTH! Sharing books and stories with children builds a special connection and helps them develop a sense of belonging and community. As we celebrate

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Winnipeg Library Services

February is I Love to Read Month at Millennium Library! Come on down to the Millennium library this February and celebrate I Love to Read Month with a number of

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Career Trek

Career Trek is a social profit organization that’s been providing career development programming for children and youth in Manitoba for over 25 years in Winnipeg, Brandon, The Pas, Thompson, Dauphin

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APIN acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 1 Territory, original lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, Dene and Metis people. We respect the Treaties that were made on these territories and dedicate ourselves to move forward with Indigenous communities in a spirit of reconciliation and collaboration to make Manitoba an inclusive and accessible place for everyone who lives here.