Kanawayhitowin (Cree: Taking Care of Each Other’s Spirit) started as an Indigenous campaign to raise awareness about the signs of abuse in our communities. The goal is to provide support to individuals who are at risk or are currently living in an abusive relationship.  The cultural based program focuses on ending the isolation that women feel in addition to emphasizing life skills and empowerment. All the while incorporating an underlying theme of ongoing awareness and educating clients on proper safety…

AA Meeting Where Oneida Health Centre, Board Room Beginning November 25th, 2019 every Monday night starting at 6pm. No registration is required – open to all  

Grade 7 & 8 Homework Club Math support test prep studying skills computer access project support Every Monday’s, Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s from 4-5pm @ Oneida Education Office Delaware bus will drop off at Education Office.  Parent pick up is required.  Call education office to sign up 519-652-1580

Medicine Wheel is an Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous program that places Indigenous cultures and traditions at its core while utilizing a client-centered strength-based approach to healing. The program facilitates the rebuilding of First Nations identity by providing the resources for clients to learn about their cultures and traditions as a way of life. This reaffirming of cultural identity assists clients on their lifelong wellness journey. Teachings include but are not limited to: impacts of substance use, traditional healing, sweat lodges,…

Grade 7 & 8 Homework Club Math support test prep studying skills computer access project support Every Monday’s, Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s from 4-5pm @ Oneida Education Office Delaware bus will drop off at Education Office.  Parent pick up is required.  Call education office to sign up 519-652-1580

Grade 7 & 8 Homework Club Math support test prep studying skills computer access project support Every Monday’s, Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s from 4-5pm @ Oneida Education Office Delaware bus will drop off at Education Office.  Parent pick up is required.  Call education office to sign up 519-652-1580

Kanawayhitowin (Cree: Taking Care of Each Other’s Spirit) started as an Indigenous campaign to raise awareness about the signs of abuse in our communities. The goal is to provide support to individuals who are at risk or are currently living in an abusive relationship.  The cultural based program focuses on ending the isolation that women feel in addition to emphasizing life skills and empowerment. All the while incorporating an underlying theme of ongoing awareness and educating clients on proper safety…