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
January 8, 2026
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.
For all
Band Rep notifications and inquiries from Child Welfare Agencies, please
contact the Family Support Unit at 905-768-1181, or via fax at 905-768-0404.
The latest posts from MNCFN Social and Health Services Department
MCFN Health & Wellness Fair
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
January 8, 2026
Youth Group Sign Up!
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
January 7, 2026
Anokaajigan Nongo (Craft Day) – Tufting!
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
January 7, 2026
Welcoming Celebration for Abinojiiyensyag (Babies) Born in 2025!
🕕 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,
January 6, 2026
Women’s Sharing Time – Winter 2026 Sessions
Join us for Monday evening sessions from January 12th to March 9th, 2026, in a warm and welcoming space to connect and share. Mondays |
January 5, 2026