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
Residential School Supports
For Residential School survivors, and for those who may be in need of support: National IRS Crisis Line: 1-866-925-4419 IRSS Telephone Support Line: 1-800-721-0066 FN & Inuit Hope for Wellness Help Line: 1-855-242-3310 Native Youth [...]
Mental Health resources – updated
Please see the Adult Mental Health Worker's new work cell number: 519-732-5768.
Indian Day School Claim Form & Community Supports
CLAIM FORM CLICK HERE As per the Order rendered by the Federal Court on January 7, 2020, the Claims Form was approved and Implementation Date was set for January 13, 2010 (today). The claims [...]
MCFN Member Steven LaForme Commits to Merrimack Men’s Hockey
As featured in our April and May 2019 Eaglepress issues, MCFN member Steven LaForme had a stellar Minor Midget year with the Brantford 99ers capturing the Minor Midget AAA Alliance Championship in 2018/19. Following that, [...]