MNCFN Social and Health Services Mission Statement
Maamwi-gnawending is an Ojibway 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.
The latest posts from MNCFN Social and Health Services Department
Workout and Healthy Meal: Coriander Chicken and Rice
Wednesday April 14th 2021 Workout: Haywire Level 1: 3 sets Level 2: 5 Sets Level 3: 7 Sets 10 High Knees 4 Plank Leg Raises 4 Shoulder Taps 10 Jumping Jacks 4 Plank Jacks 4 [...]
Workout and Healthy Meal: One Pot Tuscan Chicken Pasta
April 13th 2021 Workout: Time to Shine Level 1= 3 Sets Level 2= 5 Sets Level 3= 7 Sets 20 Butt Kicks 10 High Squats 20 Butt Kicks 10 Reverse Lunge 20 Butt Kicks 10 [...]
Workout and Healthy Meal: Sweet Potato Hashbrowns
Monday April 12th 2021 Workout: Level 1= 3 Sets Level 2= 5 Sets Level 3= 7 Sets 10 Squats 5-sec Squat Hold 10 Side Lunges 10 Bicep Extensions 10 Arm Circles(Both Forward and Back) 10 [...]
Indigenous Adults can now book COVID-19 Vaccine appointments in Halton
Indigenous Adults 18+ who live in Halton can now book their COVID-19 vaccine appointment through their online booking system: https://halton.ca/covidvaccines
MCFN Vaccine Clinic still on
Please contact our Community Health Unit or vaccine@mncfn.ca for any questions.