Post Majority Support Services

About

The Post-Majority Support Services (PMSS) Department supports LSFN youth and young adults between the ages of 18-25 who are leaving, or have left, the Child and Family Services system after reaching the age of majority.

PMSS is a voluntary program that is designed to support our young people build stability, independence, and meaningful connections. We bring forth individual support while in a safe, culturally connected, and youth-centred environment.

Either you are pursuing education, securing housing, finding employment, reconnecting with culture or focusing on your wellbeing, our team is here to support you with every step.

Who is Eligible?

You may be eligible for PMSS if you:

  • Are a Lac Seul First Nation community member;

  • Are between the ages of 18-25 yrs old and have previously been in care;

  • Are a youth under 18 years old and are either:

  • Aging out of care

  • In alternate care

  • Have signed yourself out of care between the ages of 16 and 17 years old

If you are unsure whether you qualify, we encourage you to contact our team to discuss your situation.

Services

  • Financial Support & Secure Housing

    · Budgeting and money management

    · Building credit and financial literacy

    · Rent support and housing stability planning

    · Independent living and life coaching

    · Home management skills

    · Cooking and nutrition education

    · Housing organization and planning

  • Educational & career Development

    · Education planning and support

    · School, college, and training navigation

    · Tutoring and academic mentorship

    · Career exploration and counselling

    · Resume building and interview preparation

    · Employment readiness support

    · Cultural learning opportunities and traditional regalia supports

    · Funding support for education and supplies

    · Funding assistance for eligible certification and training programs

  • Physical, Mental & Social Wellbeing Support

    · Medical and dental services referrals;

    · Access to allied health professionals

    · Mental health support and counselling

    · Wellness planning and self-care strategies

    · Sexual health education and support

    · Health relationships education

    · Personal safety and life skills training

    · Addiction support services

    · Nutritional and health living guidance

    · Recreational and community activities

    · Mentorship opportunities

  • Land, Culture, Language & Community

    · Cultural programming and workshops

    · Traditional ceremonies and teachings

    · Land-based wellness activities

    · Language learning opportunities

    · Identity development support

    · Family reconnection and mediation

    · Youth-centred planning

    · Elder and Knowledge Keeper guidance

    · Community engagement opportunities

    · Peer support and mentorship networks