Supporting the Journey to Parenthood.

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Interested in taking part in the FOTNG project? We are building a parenting program by and for Indigenous fathers. 💜 Reach out to @hamiltonregionalindiancentre to register for our pilot parenting program.
Interested in taking part in the FOTNG project? We are building a parenting program by and for Indigenous fathers. 💜 Reach out to @hamiltonregionalindiancentre to register for our pilot parenting program.
Want to be the best father you can be? Become a Father of the Next Generation! 💜 Visit our website to learn more about out work and the parenting program that we are building by and for Indigenous fathers. #fotng #parenting #father #parentingprogram #indigenousparenting
Our website is home to many great resources and modules! Check out the Resources section of our website to view this specially curated list of resources available to our FOTNG community 💜. Our Living Strong video and module, made in collaboration wi
Our website is home to many great resources and modules! Check out the Resources section of our website to view this specially curated list of resources available to our FOTNG community 💜. Our Living Strong video and module, made in collaboration with the @indigenousdiabeteshealthcircle is great for a variety of uses including by program facilitators who are working with fathers or parents, or youth. Visit our website at the link in bio to explore 🔗 #father #parent #parentingprograms #indigenousfathers
Our Living Strong video, made in collaboration with the IDHC is available on our website! 💜 This resource is great for use by program facilitators who are working with fathers or parents, or even youth. Check it out on our website at the link in bio 🔗 #fotng #parenting #father #parentingprogram #indigenousparenting
What’s in store for Phase Three of the FOTNG Project? Evaluation! Swipe to learn about our Evaluation process and stay tuned for more information about how we will be moving forward with building our parenting program 💜 #fotng #father #parenti
What’s in store for Phase Three of the FOTNG Project? Evaluation! Swipe to learn about our Evaluation process and stay tuned for more information about how we will be moving forward with building our parenting program 💜 #fotng #father #parenting #indigenousparenting #parentingprogram
2026 is for the Fathers of the Next Generation, and this year will be the best yet 💜 Learn more about how to get involved with the project at the link in bio 🔗 #fotng #parenting #fatherhood #parentingprogram #indigenousparenting
Interested in taking part in the FOTNG project? We are building a parenting program by and for Indigenous fathers. 💜 Reach out to @hamiltonregionalindiancentre to register for our pilot parenting program.
Want to be the best father you can be? Become a Father of the Next Generation! 💜 Visit our website to learn more about out work and the parenting program that we are building by and for Indigenous fathers. #fotng #parenting #father #parentingprogram
Our website is home to many great resources and modules! Check out the Resources section of our website to view this specially curated list of resources available to our FOTNG community 💜. Our Living Strong video and module, made in collaboration wi
Our Living Strong video, made in collaboration with the IDHC is available on our website! 💜 This resource is great for use by program facilitators who are working with fathers or parents, or even youth. Check it out on our website at the link i
What’s in store for Phase Three of the FOTNG Project? Evaluation! Swipe to learn about our Evaluation process and stay tuned for more information about how we will be moving forward with building our parenting program 💜 #fotng #father #parenti
2026 is for the Fathers of the Next Generation, and this year will be the best yet 💜 Learn more about how to get involved with the project at the link in bio 🔗 #fotng #parenting #fatherhood #parentingprogram #indigenousparenting

An Indigenous community-led and parent-driven project.

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The Partners

This project is funded by the Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR), Indigenous and Gender Wellness Team Grant.

Watch the Living Strong Video

Watch the Living Strong: Indigenous Fathers Walk the Red Road video created by the IDHC and Dr. Amy Wright at the University of Toronto. The Living Strong video features Indigenous men and Elders sharing their knowledge and experiences of living well.