Are you an Indigenous woman in Kenora? We’re here for you.

Delivers services to families at risk of or involved with child welfare and/or family violence sectors, and supports women to navigate through the complex systems encountered when experiencing violence and involvement in child welfare matters.

Provides a single point of contact for referents and community members to access immediate supports and brief services across the province of Ontario.

Builds community capacity in community health and wellness, with the knowledge that if Indigenous women are well, the community is well.

Delivers strength-based, culturally- grounded programming, working one-on-one with families to support Indigenous women’s leadership.

Provides education, training and tools to empower and support Indigenous women’s healing, specifically survivors of sexual assault and abuse, based on the needs of the individuals.

Supports Indigenous communities in providing survivor-focused and localized responses to end Human Trafficking.

Educates and supports communities about the risk of diabetes and diabetes management.

Provides community awareness, education, prevention, and resource development regarding responsible gambling for the benefit of all Indigenous women and their families.

Provides culturally relevant services, guidance, support, and advocacy for Indigenous women who have experienced violence and the families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.

Builds capacity and supports Indigenous women as leaders in their current roles as leaders of organizations and communities. Maintaining relationships with ONWA’s membership.

Utilizes a trauma-informed and traditional support framework to provide support and advocacy services to Indigenous women and their families.

Offers a holistic community member driven approach to vaccination and healthcare in a safe space.

Supports families and loved ones of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIWG) with the reconciliation and healing process.

Assists the Indigenous population in Thunder Bay that are at risk of homelessness, and those experiencing homelessness.

Builds leadership and capacity rooted in Indigenous knowledge and ways of knowing and being through a focus on Indigenous woman at the center approach.

Supports Indigenous youth life promotion and suicide prevention activities, including mental health and wellness supports, and clinical and land-based programming.