Baby Bundle Project

The Baby Bundle Program is an Indigenous led program that supports First Nations, Métis and Inuit families in the Greater Toronto Area, prenatally and up to six months postpartum. This program is for people who require additional support in their lives, as detailed below.

Community Health Workers provide wrap-around support and community resources during pregnancy and up to six months postpartum. For example;

• Finding a care provider; Midwife, Family Doctor, Obstetrician 

• Clinical advocacy and wrap-around care 

• Accompaniment to appointments

• Meaningful community referrals

Baby Bundle Program’s Community Health Workers can provide referrals and in some situations direct support with;

• Prenatal education

• Limited availability for priority labour support 

• Postpartum support 

• Infant care skill share and feeding information

• Applications and forms (Ex. Newborn registrations/birth certificate, newborn hearing screening) 

• Occasional newborn supplies (based on availability)

• Access to shelter and housing support and applications 

• Applying/receiving OW/ODSP benefits 

• Food program access 

• Connecting with mental health supports

• Referrals to harm reduction, substance use services, and safe use supply

• Advocacy with people who have interaction with any Child Protection Agencies

• Connecting with organizations that specialize in supporting people who experience intimate partner violence, community violence, family violence 

For Baby Bundle Program referrals please complete this form:  

Baby Bundle Referral Form 2024

Please contact:  bbp@sgmt.ca