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Jul 13, 2026
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Kids Help Phone expands outreach in Inuktitut
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NEWS JUL 13, 2026 – 8:20 AM EDT
Kids Help Phone expands outreach in Inuktitut
Videos and online material to supplement organization’s live counselling services
Billie Barnes, left, and Raven Gunner, from the Kids Help Phone, give out pamphlets and trinkets from a table set up July 9 on the Nakasuk School grounds to promote the helpline’s Inuktitut services. (Photo by Mosha Folger)
By Mosha Folger
An over-the-phone and online service for Canadian children in crisis is expanding its Inuktitut programming and content.
Billie Barnes, who is originally from Iqaluit and lives in eastern Ontar…
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