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 holds many annual events for adolescents/young parents and service providers throughout the year.
Important Information for adolescents/young parents and service providers related to existing services and resources.
Blog provided by Population and Public Health Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, creator of the Healthy Parenting Winnipeg Website which provides evidence-based information for expectant and new parents. Recently, there have
Blog provided by Michelle Kowalchuk, Program Manager Advocacy and Youth Engagement. The Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth(MACY) is an independent office of the Manitoba Legislature and is governed by
Blog provided by Youville Community Health Resource Centre. Having a baby and parenting can be overwhelming and stressful at times, but having a good support system can make all the
Blog provided by Career Trek. Career Trek’s M-Power program supports young mothers between the ages of 15 and 25. Whether they are engaged in school, work, or are staying home
Blog provided by Population and Public Health Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, creator of the Healthy Parenting Winnipeg Website which provides evidence-based information for expectant and new parents. Updated January 5th,
Blog provided by Jen Davis, Health Educator at Women’s Health Clinic. Principals, Guidance Counsellors, Doctors, Social workers. People with titles can be intimidating and they can say things about our
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.
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