Mission of ASAM Society:

To empower, protect, and support the children, youth, and families of the Frog Lake First Nation. The ASAM Society is dedicated to fostering a safe and nurturing environment where Indigenous values are preserved, cultural identity is celebrated, and family bonds are strengthened. Through culturally grounded programs, holistic health initiatives, and educational opportunities, we are committed to building a resilient, thriving community where each child and family can grow with pride and purpose for generations to come."

Traditional and Holistic Support for Families

ASAM Society provides comprehensive support to children and families of Frog Lake First Nation through culturally grounded programs. Services include child protection, family enhancement, foster care, and on-call emergency assistance. With a focus on traditional values, the society offers preventative programs, collaborative family engagement, and community-centered initiatives like sharing circles and cultural teachings. ASAM is committed to safeguarding children, strengthening families, and preserving Indigenous heritage while promoting a safe and nurturing environment.

Cultural Teachings and Community Programs

ASAM Society offers culturally enriched programs designed to foster healing, unity, and community growth. These include traditional healing practices such as healing circles, cultural ceremonies, and elder-guided support. Reconciliation programs focus on repairing relationships and building stronger families. Family preservation efforts provide in-home support, counseling, and life lessons from elders to maintain family unity. Additionally, workshops and events promote life skills, parenting techniques, and cultural education, strengthening connections within the Frog Lake First Nation community.

Join Us in Making a Difference

Join us in creating a brighter future for children and families within the Frog Lake First Nation community. Your involvement—whether as a volunteer, foster caregiver, or advocate—can bring meaningful change and strengthen family bonds. Together, we can preserve cultural heritage, nurture resilience, and empower the next generation. Be a part of our mission to protect, support, and uplift those who need it most. Take action today and make a lasting impact!

  • In Alberta, Indigenous children represent only 10% of the child population but make up 74% of children in care. Our mission is to address this imbalance with culturally grounded care and support

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  • As of March 2023, 33% of children receiving intervention services were placed in foster care, while another 33% were supported through kinship care—emphasizing the importance of community and family ties.

    alberta.ca/child-intervention-statistics

  • Since 2004, over 3,482 students in government care have accessed post-secondary support programs, with more than 1,425 successfully graduating with a degree, diploma, or trade certification—building brighter futures for youth.

    alberta.ca/child-intervention-statistics

Contact

Feel free to contact us with any questions.

Email
hr@asamsociety.ca

Phone
+1 780-227-2726