Events

This is for CPNP client's.  Please contact Mary Lynn at: cpnp@mwikwedong.com or you can send her a message on the CPNP Facebook page

Together, we learn, we grow, we heal. Grief Recovery assistance for people of all races, religions and background. The focus and expertise is in helping people recover from loss, a normal and natural process that everyone experiences in their lives. To register please contact Ronat (Ronnie) at 519-371-1147 ext 245 or email isrc@mwikwedong.com.  The ISRC…

If interested contact Adrienne by calling 5119-371-1147 ext. 258 or you can email at wiisinadaa@mwikwedong.com

This program provides 1:1 support and group activities for Indigenous children between 7 to 12 years of age. For more information please contact Mara at akwego@mwikwedong.com or through Facebook

For more information or to register please email EarlyON at earlyonbmc@mwikwedong.com or on Facebook

Anishinaabemowin—also known as Ojibwe—is the language spoken by the Anishinaabe people. Join Thunder as he teaches Anishinaabemowin language classes.  You must register and confirm your attendance prior to each class.  Please contact Thunder at thunder@mwikwedong.com

This program provides 1:1 support and group activities for Indigenous children between 7 to 12 years of age. For more information please contact Mara at akwego@mwikwedong.com or through Facebook

Please contact Jessy at wasa-nabin@mwikwedong.com or call 519-371-1147 ext 225 Priority will be given to youth.

KIZHAAY ANISHINAABE NIIN is Anishinaabemowin (Ojibway language) for “I am a kind man”, this phrase guides us in how to engage men to take action to end violence against Indigenous women. This program creates space for men to strengthen their cultural values and promote wellness and resiliency in their communities. To register please contact Ronat…

For more information or to register please email EarlyON at earlyonbmc@mwikwedong.com or on Facebook or you can contact CAPC at capc@mwikwedong.com or on Facebook