MCFN Social and Health Services Mission Statement
Maamwi-gnawending is an Ojibwe word which means “caring together.” The name of the social and health services building was chosen because it represents the people and services available. Those at Maamwi-gnawending are caring and work together to achieve a common goal of health and wellness within the community. The staff offer non-judgmental counselling and a broad range of social and health services.
Address: 659 New Credit Road, Unit 2, Hagersville, ON, N0A 1H0
The latest posts from MCFN Social and Health Services Department
ISWO Community Sport Survey
Indigenous Sport & Wellness Ontario's (ISWO) has created a Community Sport Survey to understand the strengths and needs of Indigenous communities and organizations in Ontario. This information will help ISWO tailor it's programs to continue to [...]
Orange Shirt Day Contest!
The Orange Shirt Society and Medicine Wheel Education are working together to create The Official Orange Shirt Day Text Book along with Phyllis Webstad, who’s personal story inspired the movement. A portion of the proceeds [...]
Origin of Orange Shirt Day
Monday, September 30, 2019 is Orange Shirt Day. This is the story of Phyllis Webstad. "I went to the Mission for one school year in 1973/1974. I had just turned 6 years old. I [...]
Start up of Mental Health Support Group
Aanii, for anyone interested in participating in this grass roots mental health support group initiative! For all inquiries, please call 519-802-7015 or by email at dancingmoonholistic@gmail.com
Community Research Storytelling Circle
For more information or to register, contact: Dana Hart Phone: (905) 525-9140 Ext. 26498 Email: hartdm@mcmaster.ca