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The Aboriginal Healing Foundation was established March 31, 1998 as a cornerstone of Strength–Canada’s Aboriginal Action Plan Gathering, a federal strategy to renew the relationship between Aboriginal peoples and the Government of Canada. The AHF was given $350 million and an eleven-year mandate, organized into three stages: 1) setting up of operations, 2) commitment of a $350 million healing fund towards initiatives that address the legacy of physical and sexual abuse in the Indian residential schools of Canada, and 3) writing of a final report. This report provides summary points for the final report, which is the fulfillment of the Aboriginal Healing Foundation's third mandate.