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by ahnationtalk on January 11, 2022132 Views
An agency in Alberta says it was left in the dark about the first round of grants aimed at healing people involved with the Sixties Scoop.
According to the Sixties Scoop Indigenous Society of Alberta, eight organizations across the country received part of a $1 million installment to help survivors.
But CEO Sandra Relling says her organization wasn’t one of them.
“It misses opportunities where we can provide any kind of cultural support, ceremonial learning, protocols, any number of things that would benefit the survivors in Alberta,” she says in a release.
Relling says her organization represents 1,000 survivors – but wasn’t told about the funding notice posted Dec. 20 on the Sixties Scoop Healing Foundation’s website.
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