Early Childhood Week: Championing Children’s Rights

Early Childhood Week (ECW) is celebrated annually during the third week of November. It aims to make early childhood a true collective priority. It is also an opportunity to unite in support of the rights of young children, who are entitled to dignity, protection and the opportunity to thrive, while having their identity, language, and culture respected.

Ready, set, ECW!
This year, ECW will take place from November 16 to 22, 2026. Throughout the week, the FNQLHSSC will contribute to various activities designed to achieve the following goals:

  • Support the implementation of community-based actions and strengthen collective engagement around early childhood.
  • Raise awareness among First Nations regarding the importance of wellness, identity, and the holistic development of young children.
  • Highlight initiatives that support the wellness and development of young children year-round.
  • Recognize the important role of those involved in the lives of young children.

Materials have been distributed to childcare services, First Nations Head Start Programs, first-line services, and health centres in First Nations communities to facilitate and encourage their participation.

Would you like to explore the programming or learn how to get involved in ECW? We invite you to reach out to them and join the movement so we can all work together to champion the rights, development, and wellness of young children.

Share your initiatives and your commitment

Has your community organized an activity or launched an initiative as part of ECW? If so, we would love to hear about it! Feel free to send us your photos and testimonials via our Facebook page. ECW is also a wonderful opportunity to highlight the commitment of those who contribute every day to the wellness, development, and thriving of young children within your community.

Watch our latest short videos: Smiles and Dreams: Early Childhood Week and Nurturing Children’s Curiosity Through Language!

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