Connections by NCSA
Von Native Counselling Services of Alberta
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- Kosten
- Kostenloser Download, Komplett kostenlos
- Plattformen
- Android, iOS, Web
- Unterstützte Erkrankungen
- Unspezifisch
- Datenschutz
- Datenschutzerklärung vorhanden, Daten auf einem Server gespeichert, App gibt Datennutzung und Zweck an, App nennt bestehende Sicherheitsmaßnahmen, Anonymisierte Daten weitergegeben, Anonymisierte/aggregierte Daten weitergegeben
- Klinische Grundlage
- Gut geschriebene, relevante Inhalte, Für Patienten, Hält, was sie verspricht, Berät Patienten im Notfall angemessen, Warnhinweis
- Funktionalität
- Barrierefreiheit
- Ausgaben
- Quellen/Informationen, Links zu professioneller Versorgung/Coaching
- Herkunft
- Gemeinnützige Organisation
- Länderverfügbarkeit
- Kanada
Zuletzt bewertet: 8. Juli 2026
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Connections is an App designed for Alberta Indigenous youth aged 14-26 who are transitioning to adulthood from government care. It contains information and articles about a range of topics written and guided by young adults, Native Counselling Services, and Indigenous Elders.
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Connections App by NCSA
Start scrolling! Learn how to find an Elder, a recipe or how to do your taxes. The Connections App is designed for Alberta youth and young adults aged 14-26 who are transitioning to adulthood from government care. The App features articles, how-to comics, videos and tips.
The App content and messaging has been guided by Indigenous Elders, Native Counselling Services of Alberta (NCSA) program staff and Alberta Children’s Services staff and caseworkers. Connections provides over 150 resources in 17 topics areas, including Housing, Education, Mental Health, Money, Food and Transition to Adulthood.
App features include the ability for youth to Add Supports, set appointments and get notifications. There is quick access to Mental Health and Emergency information that encourages users to reach out to those who can help them. Youth can search key words and Heart their favourite articles.
Connections is beautifully designed, rich with illustrations and includes a graphic novel style How-To Series that includes How To Get Gas, How to Do your Taxes, How to use Your Stove and How to Do Laundry.
Developed in close consultation with youth in care/formerly in care, support workers and the Office of the Child and Youth advocate, articles include:
Getting Set up in Your New Apartment
Tips for Writing Emails
Getting an Alberta ID Card
Opening a Bank Account
Advancing Futures Bursary
Cheap and Easy Recipes
Relationship with your Caseworker
Do I need Tenant…