We Are a Team That Guides and Supports Each Other
Housing Worker, Nihdawin
Kenora
During the Falling Leaves Moon of giving and letting go, the Housing Worker supports
Indigenous people 16+ at risk of homelessness by helping them keep or find safe, sustainable homes, maintain family connections, and access vital services. Through the Nihdawin Program, we honour culture, provide wraparound support, and empower individuals to thrive!
Health Manager
Thunder Bay
The Falling Leaves Moon a time to give what we have gathered, to honour others through sharing, and to let go of what we no longer need. The Health Manager will carry this spirit forward by supporting our health programs, including the Mindimooyenh Health Clinic, and working alongside community to promote wellness, healing, and balance for Indigenous women and families!
Check out a full list of our current career opportunities by clicking on the "Our Career Opportunities" section of the medicine wheel below.
Mental Health Worker
Greenstone
During the Falling Leaves Moon, a time of gifting and letting go, the Mental Health Worker provides wholistic services to Indigenous women and their families. Using a cultural, trauma-informed, gender-based, and family-centered approach, they support mental, physical, spiritual, and emotional well-being, fostering respect, healing, and balance in the community!
Click on any area in the above Medicine Wheel to learn more about ONWA careers.
THE FOUR AGREEMENTS
In all of our dealing, we are grounded in The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz.