Land Acknowledgment
We acknowledge that our business operates on Treaty 6 territory, a place that has long been a gathering ground and home for many Indigenous Peoples. We honor the Cree, Saulteaux, Blackfoot, Métis, Nakota Sioux, Dene, and Inuit whose histories, cultures, and stewardship continue to shape this land. The work we do is rooted in care, family, and community, values that have been upheld on this land since time immemorial. We offer our respect and gratitude for the opportunity to live, work, and build community here, and we commit to moving forward with humility, learning, and respect.
Respect & Humility
At True North Family Support Services, we understand that we are guests on this land, not owners of it. We approach our work with a grounded perspective, offering quiet respect rather than grand statements. Our commitment extends to all families in need of our services, ensuring a respectful environment for supervised visitation and companion care.
Care & Safety
Because our work is rooted in family and care, we strive to create a gentle and reassuring atmosphere. At True North Family Support Services, we believe in treating everyone with dignity, empathy, and humanity, ensuring a safe and supportive space for children to maintain healthy connections with their families. We provide professional, court-approved supervised visitation and exchange services in Edmonton and surrounding areas.
Connection & Community
Community didn’t start with True North Family Support Services—it existed long before. We aim to foster a sense of belonging, continuity, and relationship rather than separation. By acknowledging the rich history of this land and its people, we recognize that our work is part of a larger, ongoing story.
Sincerity & Trust
We hope you feel that our acknowledgment comes from lived values, not a mere formality. Our goal is to build trust by demonstrating that we take responsibility and act thoughtfully. As True North Family Support Services, we are committed to providing a professional and reliable service for supervised visitation and companion care.
Reflection & Learning
We invite you to pause, reflect, learn, and move forward with awareness. Our land acknowledgment is not about guilt or shame, but about a gentle recognition of the past and a commitment to a better future together. If you are a family in need of our services, we encourage you to contact True North Family Support Services to learn more about how we can assist you.