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  In November 2002, HIPPY Canada and the Chief Dan George Centre for Advanced Education entered into a Memorandum of Understanding intended to establish a relationship that would support the implementation of HIPPY within First Nations, Inuit, and other Aboriginal communities across Canada. The memorandum enables the Chief Dan George Centre, under a program called Aboriginal HIPPY, to support the implementation of HIPPY in Aboriginal and First Nations communities in a way that honours and respects Aboriginal cultures, languages, and unique circumstances. Aboriginal Community leaders are now seeking programs that can strengthen the nation and re-educate families as a whole. HIPPY is a culturally neutral program, one that Aboriginal communities can adopt into their organizations.
Contact Information: Aboriginal HIPPY Associate Director Tammy Harkey Phone: 604.676.8252 Fax: 604.676.8250 Email: tharkey@hippycanada.ca 
B.C. native school a world apart a much better world
by Justsine Hunter Globe and Mail, April 12, 201111 Adobe Acrobat download
For the next generation of Inuit, hope lies in education
by Mary Simon Globe and Mail, April 6, 2011 Adobe Acrobat download
Program changes minds, attitudes
Nicholas Riley, Pitt Meadows Times. Maple Ridge, B.C., Nov 21, 2003 WORD Download
Program gives kids educational foothold
Katherine Dedyna, Times - Colonist. Victoria, B.C., Mar 23, 2004 WORD Download
Dr. Ruth gets her mind off sex to promote kids' program
Daphne Bramham, The Vancouver Sun. Vancouver, B.C., May 20, 2004 WORD Download |
  Donate to HIPPY
It is through the generosity and support of organizations and individuals that we are able to provide this valuable service to more and more families in need.For a donation form please click here, or donate online   HIPPY Events
September 19, 2012, Royal York Hotel, Toronoto, ON3rd Annual Aboriginal HIPPY Canada Gala Honoring Phil Fontaine For more information please e-mail: tharkey@hippycanada.ca. HIPPY News
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