AMERICAN INDIAN ADOPTEES: #60s Scoop Unbelievable Journey

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Friday, May 20, 2016

#60s Scoop Unbelievable Journey

Canada: Unbelievable journey just beginning for Heather Sararas @PriscillaStoneS @Trace15 @search_angels https://t.co/sGY0CJFe39
— Frank Ligtvoet (@frank_ligtvoet) May 20, 2016

Heather Sararas, local crisis counsellor at Maggie’s, has found her birth mother 47 years after she was removed from her home at the age of four during the “Sixties Scoop” of aboriginal children in Canada. Here she visits with her mother, who is now living in Kingston.

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Heather Sararas is one of the crisis counsellors at Maggie’s Resource Centre of North Hastings, and for many years has been working to help women and children in North Hastings change their lives for the better. She is a mother, wife, and now grandmother; a hard worker devoted to her family and herself, and her community.

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