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Study Documents
Addictions Treatment
Center
Community Mobilization Project

Women's Gathering 2009
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424 Catherine Street, 2nd Floor Ottawa,
ON K1R 5T8
Tel: (613) 741-5590 Fax: (613) 748-8311
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| "We envision
a world where all of creation, the earth, the air, the waters,
animals and people are safe, honored and respected; where children
and elders are valued; where culture and diversity are celebrated." |
Minwaashin Lodge provides a range of programs
and services to First Nations, Inuit and Metis women and children
who are survivors of domestic and other forms of violence,
and who may also be suffering the effects of the residential
school system. All programs and services are provided in the
context of cultural beliefs and values to ensure a holistic
approach is used as part of the healing journey. Services
and programs include:
- Counselling specializing for adults, youth,
and children;
- Children’s program (Sacred Child
Program) for 0 to 6 and their parents/caregivers;
- Oshki Kizis Lodge – a shelter for
Aboriginal women and children fleeing violence;
- Transitional and Family Support;
- Youth programs (Fire Keepers and Spirit
Movers) for children and youth 8 to 18;
- Traditional Healer/Elder
Cultural Programing, including teachings, ceremonies and
visiting Elders
- Program for Two-spirit people;
- Pre-employment Readiness Training
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Would you like to Volunteer?
We rely on volunteers at
Minwaashin Lodge and offer training for anyone interested
in providing support to our clients. There are many different
tasks that volunteers can do, that will involve you in the
on-going programs at Minwaashin Lodge. If you would like to
contribute some time to an exciting and dynamic agency, and
if you would like to learn more about native culture, please
call Irene Compton at (613) 741-5590 ext. 224
Oshki
Kizis Lodge - Our Emergency Shelter
Oshki Kizis Lodge is an Aboriginal
specific shelter providing a safe and supportive environment
for homeless and/or abused First Nations, Inuit and Metis
women & children.
Click
here for more information
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Respecting
Women and Children is Our CultureR
Visitors
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