Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle

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The Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle (BANAC) is an Indigenous governed, Indigenous led regional social planning and development organization. The BANAC service region now covers Simcoe County, Muskoka, and York region. BANAC works in cooperation with Indigenous communities and non-Indigenous organizations to address community-identified priorities through coordinated planning, implementation and evaluation. BANAC has a mandate to support the continued promotion of Indigenous lifelong learning and community wellness through self-determination and community participation. BANAC offers many innovative programs and services including Aging Well Senior Supports, Bebminot Family Wellness, the Biinoojinsauk Child Care Centre, Maapii Enjii Zaagi Gaazwad and the Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin Indigenous Interprofessional Primary Care Team.  Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin offers a wholistic approach to wellness that includes traditional healing practices in primary care, community clinics, addiction and recover

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What Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle says about its culture

To serve as a regional catalyst in health, social and community developments to advance the aspirations and well-being of Indigenous people in Simcoe, York Region and Muskoka.

  • Lifelong learning

    “based upon the concepts of: lifelong learning, self determination, community participation”Source
  • Self determination

    “based upon the concepts of: lifelong learning, self determination, community participation”Source
  • Community participation

    “based upon the concepts of: lifelong learning, self determination, community participation”Source
  • Wholistic approach

    “We are dedicated to promoting a wholistic approach to address common concerns of all member communities.”Source

Quoted from Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle's own website. TeaKo does not verify these claims.

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