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Advocacy and Referral Services Provided by: Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women
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Offers assistance to Aboriginal women to address barriers to moving forward, and support with self-development, budgeting, human rights education, and work exposure.

Canadian Benefit for Parents of Young Victims of Crime Provided by: Government of Canada - Employment and Social Development Canada
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Provides income support to parents or guardians who took time away from work after the death or disappearance of a child.

Family Information Liaison Unit Provided by: Government of Alberta - Ministry of Justice
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Provides a single point of contact for families of missing and murdered Indigenous persons for culturally safe assistance in finding information, navigating systems, and accessing counselling and other supports (including court support).

Family Support Program Provided by: Missing Children Society of Canada
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Provides specialized and comprehensive support for families with missing children.

Investigation Support Provided by: Missing Children Society of Canada
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Provides an in-house team of former police investigators who work with federal, municipal, and international police agencies to search for missing children.

Search Program Provided by: Missing Children Society of Canada
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Provides a search program that engages individuals, corporate Canada and the media in the search for missing children.

Family Information Liaison Unit

Alberta Wide

Provided by: Government of Alberta - Ministry of Justice

780-926-5462 (North Region)