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
Special Statement – Sandy Sault
Funeral arrangements here: RHB Anderson
Yoga Cancelled Wed. Dec. 18, 2019
Please be advised that Yoga regularly scheduled for this evening is cancelled due to the weather. Miigwech!
Indigenous Community Health and Research Conference – ICHR
The Faculty of Health Science, the McMaster Indigenous Health Movement – Student Group, and the McMaster Indigenous Research Institute are pleased to host the inaugural ‘Coming together to co-create health equity – an Indigenous Community Health [...]
CAMH Research Project: Request for Recruitment
STUDY INFORMATION WHO: This study is led by Dr. Tara Elton-Marshall along with researchers at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) and the Canadian Research Initiative in Substance Misuse (CRISM), in partnership [...]
Service Canada Information Sessions
Starting Jan. 22, 2020, Service Canada will be attending MCFN every fourth Thursday of the month from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. at MCFN Social and Health Services to provide MCFN members the opportunity to [...]
