Programs
Apatisiwin Program
Apatisiwin offers employment and training interventions and other activities designed to support and promote education and employment outcomes for urban Indigenous people residing in Ontario. As part of the Mwikwedong…
Read MoreBuilding Gender Diverse Communities
Building Gender & Sexually Diverse Communities Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer and Indigenous LGBTQQIAP+ community members deserve dedicated supports within their communities. This project recognizes the needs of folxs of diverse gender and sexual…
Read MoreCanada Prenatal Nutrition Program
The M’Wikwedong Indigenous Prenatal Nutrition Program provides services for pregnant and postnatal Indigenous families in a culturally sensitive and supportive manner. Programs provided include cooking and nutrition, infant development, traditional…
Read MoreCommunity Action Program for Children
This program is for off Reserve Aboriginal families The Community Action Program for Children 0-6yrs (CAPC) at M’Wikwedong Indigenous Friendship Centre gives off reserve First Nations, Metis, and Inuit families…
Read MoreCultural Resource Coordinator Program
The focus of the Cultural Resource Coordinator will be to use traditional teachings, ceremonies and events across all our programs to build strong children, youth and families. The coordinator will…
Read MoreEarlyOn Child and Family Centre
The EarlyOn Child and Family Centre at M’Wikwedong NCRC offers a wide variety of programs and activities for children ages 0-6 years and their parents or caregivers. Many of these…
Read MoreIndigenous Children’s Wellness Program
Program Goal To mitigate the impact of witnessing violence and provide urban Indigenous children with tools to support positive development and life choices as they grow. Provide Indigenous parents/caregivers, community…
Read MoreIndigenous Court Workers
To help Indigenous people receive fair, equitable and culturally sensitive treatment before the law, Court Workers: Hollie Black, Indigenous Criminal Court Worker Email: acwp@mwikwedong.com Direct: 519.371.1932 Phone: 519.371.1147…
Read MoreIndigenous Healing and Wellness Strategy
Objectives Reduce Family Violence through community awareness, education and peer counselling Provide crisis intervention for women and children at risk Address underlying mental/emotional issues that contribute to violence and dysfunction…
Read MoreIndigenous Language Program Coordinator
The Indigenous Language Revitalization Project (ILP) is a program dedicated to language revitalization and culturally relevant programming in an urban setting. This program is a direct result of community needs…
Read MoreIndigenous Supportive Housing (ISHP) program
INDIGENOUS SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROJECT (ISHP) Indigenous Housing Outreach workers will assist individuals and families in securing safe, affordable and appropriate housing. The ISHP support and emergency resources are available for…
Read MoreIntergenerational Strength & Resiliency Coordinator
The Intergenerational Strength & Resiliency Coordinator (ISRW) provides culture based mental health services to all self-identifying urban Indigenous community members of all ages, in recognition of the ongoing and intergenerational…
Read MoreLife Long Care Program
The Life Long Care Program (LLCP) is funded by the Ontario Federation of Indian Friendship Centres (OFIFC). The program provides community support services to all urban Aboriginal clients, irregardless of…
Read MoreMental Health and Addictions Worker
About the Program To ensure the provision of culturally-appropriate mental health and addictions support services to urban Indigenous community members. The program will be designed to address individual, family, and…
Read MoreReaching Home Project: Living on the Land Housing Sustainability Worker
The Living on the Land Housing Sustainability Worker is responsible for creating spaces for ceremony, providing connection to grief recovery workshops and land-based learning opportunities. The focus of this program…
Read MoreUrban Aboriginal Healthy Living
The intent of the Healthy Living program is to improve the health and wellbeing of urban Indigenous people, and preventing the development of health issues, such as diabetes, obesity, and…
Read MoreWasa-Nabin – Youth
“Wasa-Nabin” is an Ojibway word meaning “to look forward” Wasa-Nabin is a self-development program for urban Indigenous at-risk youth (ages 13-20. By accessing the services and supports offered by the…
Read MoreWiisinadaa – Let’s Eat!
This program aims to revitalize our traditional food systems which will help reduce rates of diabetes. We provide access and availability to a vulnerable sector of our communities: The urban…
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