About Sardion Care Inc.

Our Mission and Cultural Commitment

Sardion Care Inc. was established in Alberta with a compassionate mission to provide a safe, nurturing, and culturally responsive environment for children and youth in care. We:

  • Support healing and resilience through trauma-informed programs
  • Promote cultural identity, especially for Indigenous children and youth
  • Foster meaningful relationships with caregivers and peers
  • Build partnerships with families, communities, and agencies
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Our Team: Trained, Experienced & Compassionate

The strength of Sardion Care lies in our dedicated professionals, including:

  • Executive Director – Experienced in child welfare, trauma care, and leadership
  • Program Manager – Oversees operations, staff training, and care quality
  • Cultural Resource Person – Consult in the development of service plans for Indigenous children and youth and Provide opportunities of involvement in some of the ceremonial practices, for staff, children and families
  • Frontline Staff – Trained in child and youth care, social work, psychology, and more

All Staff Are Trained:

  • Trauma-informed care and crisis intervention
  • Indigenous cultural awareness and anti-oppressive practice
  • Mental health first aid & suicide prevention
  • Non-violent crisis intervention (CPI/NVCI)
  • Child and Youth Rights training
  • Regular background checks and First Aid/CPR certification
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Our Beliefs & Values

At Sardion Care Inc., we are deeply rooted in Indigenous teachings that guide our approach to nurturing and supporting the whole child — physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Our work is continually informed by Elders and cultural knowledge, ensuring that our care is holistic, respectful, and rooted in tradition.

We believe that:

  • Children are sacred gifts, and their well-being is a shared, collective responsibility.
  • Growth emerges through learning, and mistakes should be seen as opportunities when met with compassion and guidance.
  • Healing requires addressing the whole person — not just the visible symptoms.
  • Family goes beyond biology — it includes community, Elders, friends, and chosen kin.
  • Connection to the land provides vital strength, balance, and restoration.