Supporting the development of Inuit children in urban environments: What are the needs of Inuit families living in southern Québec?

The study highlighted that the needs of Inuit families extend well beyond support for skills acquisition in the various developmental domains. Supporting the healthy development of Inuit children therefore requires a coherent and intensive response to families' most urgent needs. In the light of such findings, there is a clear need to improve access to existing resources, as well as to develop Inuit-led services that are adapted to realities and specific needs of the families.

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Canadian Journal of Public Health
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2025-06-09
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https://doi.org/10.17269/s41997-025-01041-5
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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
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Supporting the development of Inuit children in urban environments: What are the needs of Inuit families living in southern Québec?

Christopher Fletcher, Marie Grandisson, Lauriane Ouellet
Canadian Journal of Public Health
Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
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Supporting the development of Inuit children in urban environments: What are the needs of Inuit families living in southern Québec?

Christopher Fletcher, Marie Grandisson, Lauriane Ouellet
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Abstract

The study highlighted that the needs of Inuit families extend well beyond support for skills acquisition in the various developmental domains. Supporting the healthy development of Inuit children therefore requires a coherent and intensive response to families' most urgent needs. In the light of such findings, there is a clear need to improve access to existing resources, as well as to develop Inuit-led services that are adapted to realities and specific needs of the families.

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Canadian Occupational Therapy Foundation, Canadian Federation of University Women
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