Lana Lee Arnold

• Provide culturally sensitive and family-centered support to Aboriginal families with infants at risk for or diagnosed with developmental delays, focusing on children ages 0-3 (or up to 6, depending on community needs).
• Conduct home visits to assess family and developmental needs, build trusting relationships, and promote early identification of developmental challenges.
• Design and implement culturally meaningful activity plans to enhance infants’ physical, cognitive, and social development.
• Support families in accessing health, social, and community resources, acting as a bridge between families and early childhood services.
• Advocate for and contribute to the development of comprehensive early childhood services in Aboriginal communities.
• Participate in ongoing professional development to stay updated on best practices, early intervention strategies, and culturally relevant training.

Lead and co-facilitate the Kairos Blanket Exercise, engaging participants in both in-
person and virtual formats.

Coordinate and conduct cultural workshops, including Cedar Weaving, Medicine Pouch
Making, and Smoked Fish Preparation.
Empower youth by providing guidance and leadership in understanding and participating
in reconciliation initiatives.

• Lead and co-facilitate the Kairos Blanket Exercise, engaging participants in both inperson and virtual formats
• Coordinate and conduct cultural workshops, including Cedar Weaving, Medicine Pouch Making, and Smoked Fish Preparation
• Empower youth by providing guidance and leadership in understanding and participating in reconciliation initiatives
• Fostered an understanding of Indigenous culture, integrating traditional teachings into the curriculum
• Designed a culturally safe learning environment for Indigenous families and children
• Developed and executed activities to enhance children's physical, mental, and social development