Who is APIN?

 

The Adolescent Parent Interagency Network (APIN) is a group of agencies, individuals, and professionals in Manitoba who collaborate with the goal of supporting best practice for services provided  to teens who are pregnant and teens who have children, whether or not they are primary caregivers.

Who is APIN?

Events

APIN holds a yearly conference, several Lunch & Learn sessions as well as a yearly Adolescent Parent Day.

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Teen & Professional Resources

APIN has gathered together a comprehensive list of resources that are available to professionals as well as to teens.

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Adolescent Parent Interagency Network


Upcoming Events

Please check back shortly for more events!

Past Events

For Professionals

  • 2015 Mental Health Resource Guide for Winnipeg
  • Adolescent Mental Health & Wellness
  • ANCR’s Early Intervention Program: Prevention and Early Intervention
  • APIN Lunch and Learn Options for Action Summary
  • Custom CONTACT Published Guides

    • For Teens

  • APIN Brown Bag Session – Project CHOICES
  • APIN’s Employment and Income Assistance: Entitlements for Adolescent Parents
  • Childbirth Prep, Breastfeeding and Postpartum Resources Support April 2015
  • Citizens’ Bridge

    • Take A.P.I.N.'s Survey

    Please complete APIN’s Survey!

    Adolescent Parent Interagency Network (A.P.I.N.) is asking for individual service providers to participate in the following survey.  This survey is to create awareness and strengthen A.P.I.N.  by reaching service providers supporting adolescent parents throughout Manitoba.  Please share with your networks and any service provider you feel would be interested. This survey will be available from March 1, 2017 to June 1, 2017. 

    Thank you for your participation.

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    Connect to APIN

    Join the APIN network to receive emails about training, events, resources and service delivery to support your work with adolescents who are pregnant or parenting. Connect with other service providers from social services, healthcare, policy development, education, mentoring, counseling and childcare.

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