Our Services

Prevention and Family Stability Approach

All Namima supports are delivered with the goal of strengthening families and preventing further involvement with child protection services whenever possible. Caseworkers work collaboratively with families to build practical solutions, increase stability, and support safe environments for children. Services are individualized, strengths-based, and grounded in respect for family dignity and wellbeing.


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Support for:

Basic Needs - Namima Caseworkers can assist families in accessing essential supports such as clothing, hygiene items, transportation assistance, and other immediate needs that impact the wellbeing of children in the home. 

Food - Caseworkers assist families in accessing food security supports by connecting them with community food programs, food banks, grocery supports, and culturally appropriate food resources when available. Caseworkers also help families identify longer-term solutions for food stability.

Housing - Caseworkers support families in identifying available housing options, completing rental applications, communicating with landlords, and connecting with housing programs or emergency housing resources. 

Resource Connection and Referrals - Caseworkers can assist with connecting children and families with community resources such as parenting programs, health services, cultural supports, mental health services, education programs, and financial assistance programs. Referrals are made based on the family’s needs and goals, with caseworkers supporting families throughout the process.

Counselling - Families and youth can be connected to counselling supports through Namima services. Caseworkers may provide supportive listening and guidance while also connecting individuals to professional counselling services when needed. 


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Assistance with:

MCFD Meetings & Interventions - Caseworkers attend meetings with families during MCFD involvement, including case planning meetings, safety planning discussions, and family conferences when. 

Advocacy - Namima Caseworkers provide advocacy within systems such as MCFD, housing providers, education systems, and healthcare services. Advocacy may include helping families communicate their needs, supporting them during  conversations, and ensure their needs are met in an appropriate manner.

Court - For families involved in court process, Caseworkers provide support by helping families understand court procedures, expectations, and next steps. Caseworkers may assist families in preparing for court appearances and ensure they have advocacy in proceedings.

Documentation - Caseworkers assist with completing forms and required documentation for services, benefits, or programs. Namima Caseworkers can provide support in completing applications, gathering identification, organizing paperwork, and ensuring required documents are submitted on time. 

Access to Treatment Services - Namima Caseworkers help individuals access appropriate treatment services. This may include assisting with referrals to detox or treatment programs, helping with intake processes, arranging transportation, and providing encouragement and follow-up support throughout the process.