Over the course of 10 weeks, students will learn some basics of the Mi'kmaq language in a culturally safe environment with the goal of being able to communicate more effectively with the Mi'kmaq community. Through listening, speaking, and storytelling, this class is designed to create a safe space to learn the language both from Brigitta and from fellow students. We all have so much knowledge to share and this is encouraged for this class. Level 3 builds on the lessons learned in Level 1 and Level 2 and expands on knowledge for basic conversation. 

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email brigitta@uosfc.ca.

Our Community Crafting Circle is a welcoming space where individuals of all skill levels can come together to explore their artistic side! Whether you're into knitting, painting, beading, scrapbooking, or any other craft, this is your chance to work on projects, share ideas, and connect with others in a relaxed, supportive environment. No need to sign up—just drop in, bring your supplies (or use what's available), and let your creativity flow! Perfect for anyone looking to unwind, learn something new, or just enjoy some crafting time with others.

Stop by for a quick blood pressure check, heart health information, a chance to chat with a nurse, grab a snack, or simply say hello and learn more about our Family Wellness Team. No registration needed—just stop in when it works for you and show your heart some love ❤️

If you have ever wanted to learn the beautiful Wəlastəkwey language, Under One Sky is proud to offer Wəlastəkewato Speak Wəlastəkwey with Kelsey Nash-Solomon. Kelsey is passionate about our beautiful language and sharing it with others through fun class lessons, drumming and songs.

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email kelsey@uosfc.ca.

*Please bring your Guarantor with you, see below for Guarantor requirements*

What to Bring to your Appointment

Registration Application - 15 and younger

• Long form birth certificate - with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• If there are legal proceeding for the child, please bring paperwork.

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos (of Child)

• Only parents on Child’s Birth certificate @ appointment

Registration Application – 16 and older

• Long form birth certificate – with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos

• Please bring all documentation pertaining to Indian ancestry

 SCIS Application - 15 and younger

• Status Card (for Child) or 10-digit band number

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• Status card / Full 10-digit band number (Parent)

SCIS Application - 16 and older

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• Status Card

• Guarantor

The Guarantor Must:

• Be 18 or older

• Have known you for at least 2 years

• Be available and capable of answering questions about you if contacted by Indigenous Services Canada. (e.g. your name, approximate age, place of birth, physical description and place of residence)

• be registered under the Indian Act

Have additional questions? Check out our frequently asked questions document!

If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out to Brianna by calling the office at 506-458-9269 or via email at brianna@uosfc.ca.

We invite youth to join us for our Nurturing Connections game night! No need to register, just drop in and enjoy some friendly competition, laughs and pizza!

Nurturing Connections is a safe, welcoming space where youth living with exceptionalities can come together to build meaningful relationships, socialize, and feel a sense of belonging. The program offers a variety of inclusive cultural activities, social events, and community gatherings designed to encourage self-expression, confidence, and connection in a supportive environment.

*Please bring your Guarantor with you, see below for Guarantor requirements*

What to Bring to your Appointment

Registration Application - 15 and younger

• Long form birth certificate - with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• If there are legal proceeding for the child, please bring paperwork.

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos (of Child)

• Only parents on Child’s Birth certificate @ appointment

Registration Application – 16 and older

• Long form birth certificate – with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos

• Please bring all documentation pertaining to Indian ancestry

 SCIS Application - 15 and younger

• Status Card (for Child) or 10-digit band number

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• Status card / Full 10-digit band number (Parent)

SCIS Application - 16 and older

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• Status Card

• Guarantor

The Guarantor Must:

• Be 18 or older

• Have known you for at least 2 years

• Be available and capable of answering questions about you if contacted by Indigenous Services Canada. (e.g. your name, approximate age, place of birth, physical description and place of residence)

• be registered under the Indian Act

Have additional questions? Check out our frequently asked questions document!

If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out to Brianna by calling the office at 506-458-9269 or via email at brianna@uosfc.ca.

Over the course of 10 weeks, Ekehkimotsisək naka Nekwtakomahtit (Little Learners and their Families) with Kelsey Nash-Solomon provides families with the opportunity to learn conversational Wəlastəkwey including greetings and kinship terms. Classes will involve fun lessons, drumming, songs, games and sacred medicines.

*Registration for this class is required and spots are currently full. If you are interested in taking this course, please email kelsey@uosfc.ca.

*Please bring your Guarantor with you, see below for Guarantor requirements*

What to Bring to your Appointment

Registration Application - 15 and younger

• Long form birth certificate - with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• If there are legal proceeding for the child, please bring paperwork.

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos (of Child)

• Only parents on Child’s Birth certificate @ appointment

Registration Application – 16 and older

• Long form birth certificate – with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos

• Please bring all documentation pertaining to Indian ancestry

 SCIS Application - 15 and younger

• Status Card (for Child) or 10-digit band number

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• Status card / Full 10-digit band number (Parent)

SCIS Application - 16 and older

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• Status Card

• Guarantor

The Guarantor Must:

• Be 18 or older

• Have known you for at least 2 years

• Be available and capable of answering questions about you if contacted by Indigenous Services Canada. (e.g. your name, approximate age, place of birth, physical description and place of residence)

• be registered under the Indian Act

Have additional questions? Check out our frequently asked questions document!

If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out to Brianna by calling the office at 506-458-9269 or via email at brianna@uosfc.ca.

Over the course of 10 weeks, students will learn some basics of the Mi'kmaq language in a culturally safe environment with the goal of being able to communicate more effectively with the Mi'kmaq community. Through listening, speaking, and storytelling, this class is designed to create a safe space to learn the language both from Brigitta and from fellow students. We all have so much knowledge to share and this is encouraged for this class. Level 3 builds on the lessons learned in Level 1 and Level 2 and expands on knowledge for basic conversation. 

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email brigitta@uosfc.ca.

If you have ever wanted to learn the beautiful Wəlastəkwey language, Under One Sky is proud to offer Wəlastəkewato Speak Wəlastəkwey with Kelsey Nash-Solomon. Kelsey is passionate about our beautiful language and sharing it with others through fun class lessons, drumming and songs.

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email kelsey@uosfc.ca.

Our Two-Spirited teatime is a safe space to gather dedicated to providing a supportive and inclusive environment for Two-Spirit individuals and allies.

Over the course of 10 weeks, students will learn some basics of the Mi'kmaq language in a culturally safe environment with the goal of being able to communicate more effectively with the Mi'kmaq community. Through listening, speaking, and storytelling, this class is designed to create a safe space to learn the language both from Brigitta and from fellow students.

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email brigitta@uosfc.ca.

Over the course of 10 weeks, Ekehkimotsisək naka Nekwtakomahtit (Little Learners and their Families) with Kelsey Nash-Solomon provides families with the opportunity to learn conversational Wəlastəkwey including greetings and kinship terms. Classes will involve fun lessons, drumming, songs, games and sacred medicines.

*Registration for this class is required and spots are currently full. If you are interested in taking this course, please email kelsey@uosfc.ca.

Over the course of 10 weeks, students will learn some basics of the Mi'kmaq language in a culturally safe environment with the goal of being able to communicate more effectively with the Mi'kmaq community. Through listening, speaking, and storytelling, this class is designed to create a safe space to learn the language both from Brigitta and from fellow students. We all have so much knowledge to share and this is encouraged for this class. Level 2 builds on the basics learned in Level One, and expands on knowledge for basic conversation. 

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email brigitta@uosfc.ca.

Over the course of 10 weeks, students will learn some basics of the Mi'kmaq language in a culturally safe environment with the goal of being able to communicate more effectively with the Mi'kmaq community. Through listening, speaking, and storytelling, this class is designed to create a safe space to learn the language both from Brigitta and from fellow students. We all have so much knowledge to share and this is encouraged for this class. Level 2 builds on the basics learned in Level One, and expands on knowledge for basic conversation. 

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email brigitta@uosfc.ca.

Join Claims Helpers at Under One Sky (7 Leverman Street) for a free information session to learn more about the First Nations Child and Family Services and Jordan's Principle Settlement, eligibility and how to submit a Claim. The Claims Helpers will also be available to provide free private support with completing your Claim Form. Visit FNChildClaims.ca to learn more. A light dinner will be served after the information session.

Information Session: March 16, 2026 (2:00-4:00PM)

Private Appointments: March 16, 2026 (4:30-8:00PM)

**Please direct all questions to Leah by calling 1-855-696-6095 ext. 105 or by email at claimshelper@fnchildclaims.ca.

The Nurturing Roots Freezer Meal Initiative is designed to support families of children living with disabilities by providing nutritious, ready-to-prepare meals. The program promotes health, stability, and quality family time by reducing the daily burden of meal preparation. By offering nutritious, pre-portioned freezer meals and engaging caregivers in hands-on learning, the initiative fosters life skills, improves family well-being, and enhances caregivers’ ability to focus on the individualized needs of their children.

*Registration for this is required and all spots are currently full. If you are interested in registering, please email maxine@uosfc.ca.

Join our Wabanaki Land Based program for Tree Tapping with Johnny Paul!

The Tree Tapping Community Event (March 14–15, 2026) is a two-day, all-ages, hands-on outdoor learning experience focused on the traditional and contemporary practice of maple sap harvesting. On Day 1 (Saturday, March 14), participants will engage in a guided tree identification walk, a full tapping demonstration, and a supervised hands-on tapping activity. On Day 2 (Sunday, March 15), participants are invited to return to observe and collect overnight sap after enjoying pancake breakfast, witness an sap reduction demonstration, concluding with a maple syrup tasting across multiple grades. Reflect on the full cycle from tap to table. The event is free and open to all. Appropriate outdoor clothing is required; a full dress plan will be provided upon registration.

Registration required, use the following link to register: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLScP50HBNICXRk.../viewform

Join our Wabanaki Land Based program for Tree Tapping with Johnny Paul!

The Tree Tapping Community Event (March 14–15, 2026) is a two-day, all-ages, hands-on outdoor learning experience focused on the traditional and contemporary practice of maple sap harvesting. On Day 1 (Saturday, March 14), participants will engage in a guided tree identification walk, a full tapping demonstration, and a supervised hands-on tapping activity. On Day 2 (Sunday, March 15), participants are invited to return to observe and collect overnight sap after enjoying pancake breakfast, witness an sap reduction demonstration, concluding with a maple syrup tasting across multiple grades. Reflect on the full cycle from tap to table. The event is free and open to all. Appropriate outdoor clothing is required; a full dress plan will be provided upon registration.

Registration required, use the following link to register: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLScP50HBNICXRk.../viewform

Over the course of 10 weeks, students will learn some basics of the Mi'kmaq language in a culturally safe environment with the goal of being able to communicate more effectively with the Mi'kmaq community. Through listening, speaking, and storytelling, this class is designed to create a safe space to learn the language both from Brigitta and from fellow students. We all have so much knowledge to share and this is encouraged for this class. Level 3 builds on the lessons learned in Level 1 and Level 2 and expands on knowledge for basic conversation. 

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email brigitta@uosfc.ca.

These food bags are only available to those who have previously placed an order for the month.

If you would like to join or to place an order for next month, call our office at 506-458-9269.

If you have ever wanted to learn the beautiful Wəlastəkwey language, Under One Sky is proud to offer Wəlastəkewato Speak Wəlastəkwey with Kelsey Nash-Solomon. Kelsey is passionate about our beautiful language and sharing it with others through fun class lessons, drumming and songs.

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email kelsey@uosfc.ca.

Over the course of 10 weeks, students will learn some basics of the Mi'kmaq language in a culturally safe environment with the goal of being able to communicate more effectively with the Mi'kmaq community. Through listening, speaking, and storytelling, this class is designed to create a safe space to learn the language both from Brigitta and from fellow students.

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email brigitta@uosfc.ca.

Over the course of 10 weeks, Ekehkimotsisək naka Nekwtakomahtit (Little Learners and their Families) with Kelsey Nash-Solomon provides families with the opportunity to learn conversational Wəlastəkwey including greetings and kinship terms. Classes will involve fun lessons, drumming, songs, games and sacred medicines.

*Registration for this class is required and spots are currently full. If you are interested in taking this course, please email kelsey@uosfc.ca.

Over the course of 10 weeks, students will learn some basics of the Mi'kmaq language in a culturally safe environment with the goal of being able to communicate more effectively with the Mi'kmaq community. Through listening, speaking, and storytelling, this class is designed to create a safe space to learn the language both from Brigitta and from fellow students. We all have so much knowledge to share and this is encouraged for this class. Level 2 builds on the basics learned in Level One, and expands on knowledge for basic conversation. 

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email brigitta@uosfc.ca.

Over the course of 10 weeks, students will learn some basics of the Mi'kmaq language in a culturally safe environment with the goal of being able to communicate more effectively with the Mi'kmaq community. Through listening, speaking, and storytelling, this class is designed to create a safe space to learn the language both from Brigitta and from fellow students.

*Registration for this class is required. If you are interested in taking this course and registration is closed, please email brigitta@uosfc.ca.

The Nurturing Roots Freezer Meal Initiative is designed to support families of children living with disabilities by providing nutritious, ready-to-prepare meals. The program promotes health, stability, and quality family time by reducing the daily burden of meal preparation. By offering nutritious, pre-portioned freezer meals and engaging caregivers in hands-on learning, the initiative fosters life skills, improves family well-being, and enhances caregivers’ ability to focus on the individualized needs of their children.

*Registration for this is required and all spots are currently full. If you are interested in registering, please email maxine@uosfc.ca.

Join us for a morning on the land! Students in Grades 9–12 and their families are invited to explore the Maliseet Trail together — hiking through the forest, sharing stories, and connecting with the natural world around us. We'll warm up with hot chocolate and roast spider dogs over an open fire before heading home. A packed lunch, warm layers, and an adventurous spirit are all you need.

Registration is required, click here to register!

Spend your March Break outside! Youth in Grades 5–9 are invited to join us for a morning adventure at Odell Park. We'll hike the trails together, explore the winter forest, and gather back at the Take It Outside Basecamp to roast spider dogs and warm up with hot chocolate and granola bars. Bus departs from Under One Sky at 10:00 AM and returns by 1:00 PM. Come curious, dress warm, and bring a water bottle!

Registration is required, click here to register!