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White Bear Community Survey
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Where do you live?
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On Reserve
Off Reserve
If you live off reserve, where do you live?
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Gender
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Two-Spirit
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Age
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Under 18
18 to 24
25 to 34
35 to 44
45 to 54
55 to 64
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Employment Status
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Full-Time Employment
Part-Time Employment
Self-Employment
Seasonal Employment
Student
Homemaker
Retired
Unemployed
Is your employment in the White Bear Community?
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Home many children under the age of 5 stay at your home?
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Home many children from ages 5 to 18 stay at your home?
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How many children attend White Bear Education Complex that stay at your home?
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How many children that stay at your home attend school off reserve?
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How many children that stay with you attend White Bear Daycare?
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How many children that stay with you attend White Bear Head Start?
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How many children that stay with you attend elementary school?
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How many children that stay with you attend high school?
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What best describes your picture of strong healthy children and families for the White Bear First Nations? (Please Choose One)
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Strengthened parental lifestyles
A drug & alcohol-free community
Greater sense of community pride & culture
Greater overall mental health
Extended family relations are supported
Actively engaged youth
Fewer kids-in-care
All of them
What do you see as the biggest challenge facing child and family well-being? (Please Choose One)
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Addictions & substance abuse
Substandard housing options
High unemployment & conditions of poverty
Gambling addiction
Limited youth programs & community activities
Poor parental support & resources
Domestic violence
Poor access to mental health services
Inadequate access to healthy food choices
Lack of adequate childcare options
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What current community buildings and assets in White Bear First Nations best support strong families and a healthy lifestyle? (Please Choose One)
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Education/school building
Daycare centre
Head Start centre
Powwow grounds
Health centre
Cultural gathering space
Community hall
Indoor recreation centre
Family centre
Gymnasium
Outdoor recreation space
Youth hall/drop-in centre
Community garden
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What new community space do you believe is needed to strengthen families and community? (Please Choose One)
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Cultural gathering space
Family centre
Youth hall/drop-in centre
Indoor recreation centre
Community garden/farm
Elementary school building
Outdoor recreation space
High school building
Adult care facility
Powwow grounds
Community hall
Daycare centre
Head Start centre
Gymnasium
Health centre
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What current community programs do you believe best support child and family well-being? (Please Choose One)
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Good housing options
Availability of good schools
Employment opportunities
Cultural opportunities & ceremonies
Sport & recreation activities
Strong family/parenting resources
Youth programming opportunities
Access to addiction services
Childcare/daycare options
Available mental health services
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What existing obstacles/barriers stop members from accessing available programs, services, and activities, in White Bear First Nations? (Please Choose One)
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Transportation issues
Not being aware of opportunities
Unwilling to ask for help
Lack of childcare
Funding restrictions for clients
Family support issues
Cost to participate
Lack of confidentiality/privacy
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What new community and family services would you most like to see? (Please Choose One)
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Increased job & training opportunities
Traditional language courses
More cultural ceremonies
Mentoring programs
Before & after school programming
Family events
Parenting resources, family counselling classes
Enhanced youth programs
Survivor healing/training centre
Adequate nutrition for children
Domestic abuse prevention services
Horse/equine therapy
More infant & childcare resources
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Can you think of any ideas for White Bear First Nations that would strengthen families?
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If there was one change you would like to see in White Bear Firsts, what would that be?
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