
Calling All Teachers of Traditional Native Crafts!
Help us spread the word! 📣 We’re putting together a list of people who teach traditional Native crafts—beading, skirts, drums, and more! Know someone? Email
The Family Support Workers maintain confidential and supportive communication with clients. Emphasis is placed on intervention and prevention with adults and children with the opportunity to address social issues.
Family Support Workers are responsible for ensuring that all relevant service providers participate fully in the planning and delivery of services to meet individual client needs i.e. CAS, domestic violence services, addiction services, counselling, etc.
Offered on an ongoing basis and involves the parents learning about child development, behaviour management, and healthy lifestyles.
The band representative ensures that the position of the “band” (MCFN) is upheld during any child welfare proceedings. They are also present during child welfare investigations by the various Children’s Aid Societies with MCFN members. The band representatives assist clients with referrals to various agencies to complete the services required by child welfare. They also assist in finding family members who may be able to care for children who are in the care of various Children’s Aid Societies.
Referrals are available and can be accessed through the Family Support Workers. Transportation may be available for referrals to outside agencies. Treatment referrals are made for clients and assistance with completing the necessary paperwork is provided. Support is provided while waiting for treatment.
This support group is for individuals seeking recovery from addictions. It offers coping skills/strategies and cultural activities to celebrate living a clean lifestyle. Sessions are held on Thursday evenings, 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm on the first and third Thursday each month.

Help us spread the word! 📣 We’re putting together a list of people who teach traditional Native crafts—beading, skirts, drums, and more! Know someone? Email

Join us for an afternoon focused on health, wellness, and community! Presented by MCFN Health Services, this fair is open to everyone and features local service

Come on by Social & Health on Thursday, January 15th or Friday, January 16th, 2026 between 6 – 7:30 p.m. to sign up for our FREE

Join us for a hands-on craft day exploring tufting, a traditional Indigenous art form where participants create soft, 3D designs—like flowers, leaves, or animals—by stitching

🕕 Thursday, January 29th, 2026 | 6–8 p.m. 📍 MCFN Community Centre 📣 COMMUNITY CALL-OUT📣 Would you like to be involved in this event as a presenter,

Join us for Monday evening sessions from January 12th to March 9th, 2026, in a warm and welcoming space to connect and share. Mondays |
