Learn about the Moss Bag and sew one for yourself or a loved one. Sewing experience will be an asset to complete. Sewing experience not required. Willingness to learn basic sewing skills. 5 spots available
SPRING: WAKE UP - A playful art journaling group series for adults 18+ in Espanola and surrounding area. Take a break and be curious with us! Registration Required. 6 participants per group A journal will be provided, and supplies will be available during group time. Participants will have an opportunity to experiment with different materials, connect with the earth, and each other. Prompts provided by the facilitator weekly, relating to the theme of each group. To register, please contact the Facilitator: Nicole Jol RSSW, DWHEAT (she/they) Mental Health and Addiction Counsellor Email: nicole.jol@noojmowin-teg.ca Mobile: (705) 968-0795 About the Facilitator: Nicole is a Polish/Dutch second generation Canadian, counsellor, artist, and student completing the final stages of a dual diploma program in Art and Expressive Arts Therapy with the Winnipeg Holistic Expressive Arts Therapy Institute.
Lunch & Learn with Guest Speaker Bobby Hudson for Noojmowin Teg Health Centre and Mnaamodzawin employees Bobby Hudon (He/Him), (She/Her), (They/Them), (We/Our) is a proud Queer individual who was born and raised in Manitoba. With over 18 years of lived experience and involvement with 2SLGBTQIAP+ culture and communities, Bobby has dedicated most of their adult life as a Helper. They began working in the social field in Treaty 1 where they helped to build and nurture safe spaces and communities for urban 2SLGBTQIAP+ folks. Much of their work is founded in Indigenous Tradition and practices, as well as harm reduction principles. Bobby received their Spirit Name in a 2-Spirit Sweat at the Thunderbird Lodge in Winnipeg, MB. In 2019, Bobby made the life-changing decision to move to Treaty 3 to begin a life in Fort Frances, Ontario, where they continue to work as a Helper. Applying Teachings and experiences from the city to rural environments and First Nations across Canada, Bobby continues to provide immediate support to 2SLGBTQIAP+ folks, families, and Communities.Bobby is a mix of European descent with ancestors of Indigenous heritage on their mother's side. While much is still unknown regarding the connection to their own Indigineity, Bobby […]
Small peer sharing circle supporting women in various stages of life. Including but not limited to, women struggling in life, or with stages of change in addiction. A support group for women looking to make a change, share experiences and supporting one another.
Little Current Curling Club 9001 Hwy 6, Little Current (Located behind the main arena building) DIVISIONS: Elementary (Grades 4 and 5) Middle School (Grades 6-8) High School (Grades 9-12) ELIGIBILITY: Participants must be familiar with NASP range rules and gear, and have sufficient knowledge of basic archery technique. NOTE: Participants can enjoy a light lunch that will be offered between 12:00-1:00. However, archers will have to eat in between their competitive rounds. SCHEDULE: 8:30-9:30 Registration 9:30-10:00 Tournament Opening & Introductions 10:00-2:00 Archery Rounds (Practice Rounds & Scoreable Rounds at 10m and 15m) 2:00-2:30 Division Awards 2:30 Closing For inquiries or to pre-register, contact: Given Cortes Wellness Promoter Noojmowin Teg Health Centre Email: given.cortes@noojmowin-teg.ca Call/Text: (705) 968-0667
MONDAY, MAY 5TH, 2025 Starting Location: Noojmowin Teg Health Centre (NTHC) 48 Hillside Road, Aundeck Omni Kaning Ending at: M’Chigeeng Community Complex 53 Hwy 551, M’Chigeeng EVERYONE WELCOME Join for the full walk or partial walk Refreshments provided Rest stations Wear comfortable clothing and proper footwear *In the event of rain, the walk will take place inside M’Chigeeng Complex from 1-6pm. SCHEDULE: 6:30am Sunrise Ceremony (NTHC) 8:00am Departure from NTHC 3:00pm Arrival at M’Chigeeng Complex 4:30pm Closing and Meal No registration required. For inquiries, contact: Shawna Jacko Cultural Support (MMIWG) Noojmowin Teg Health Centre Email: shawna.jacko@noojmowin-teg.ca Call/Text: (705) 968-0782
SPRING: WAKE UP - A playful art journaling group series for adults 18+ in Espanola and surrounding area. Take a break and be curious with us! Registration Required. 6 participants per group A journal will be provided, and supplies will be available during group time. Participants will have an opportunity to experiment with different materials, connect with the earth, and each other. Prompts provided by the facilitator weekly, relating to the theme of each group. To register, please contact the Facilitator: Nicole Jol RSSW, DWHEAT (she/they) Mental Health and Addiction Counsellor Email: nicole.jol@noojmowin-teg.ca Mobile: (705) 968-0795 About the Facilitator: Nicole is a Polish/Dutch second generation Canadian, counsellor, artist, and student completing the final stages of a dual diploma program in Art and Expressive Arts Therapy with the Winnipeg Holistic Expressive Arts Therapy Institute.
“Book Besties” is an 8-week book club group that will meet every other Thursday to discuss a chosen book. It is a safe space for women or people to come together and enjoy an evening with great company. Dates: Thursdays, beginning May 8, 2025 and continuning May 22nd, June 5th, June 19th. Time: 6:00pm - 7:00pm Location: Little Current Library 50 Meredith St W, Little Current 10 spots available Physical book or audio book provided Light snacks Sponsored by Noojmowin Teg's Sexual & Domestic Violence Services program. To register, contact: Lisa Still SDVS Cultural Social Worker Noojmowin Teg Health Centre Email: Lisa.still@noojmowin-teg.ca Call/Text: (705) 968-0360
Small peer sharing circle supporting women in various stages of life. Including but not limited to, women struggling in life, or with stages of change in addiction. A support group for women looking to make a change, share experiences and supporting one another.
GUEST SPEAKER NATASHA FALLE Natasha has been working in the criminal and social justice frontiers for 20 years, and is a graduate of both college and university as an assaulted women’s and children’s trauma counsellor. Natasha has spoken throughout Canada and internationally, and has . provided training services for 4000+ individuals. Registrants will be entered into a door prize raffle for the CHANCE TO WIN A LAPTOP AND HEADPHONES! Each individual will be receiving a BACKPACK BUNDLE! *FOR AGES 15-24 Location: Sheguiandah Museum 10962 Hwy 6, Sheguiandah, ON P0P 1K0 Lunch provided This workshop is to engage youth and promote safety tips as folks navigate social and post-secondary pathways. To register, contact: Marissa McCready SDVS Social Worker marissa.mccready@nthc.ca Mobile: (705) 968-0173
SPRING: WAKE UP - A playful art journaling group series for adults 18+ in Espanola and surrounding area. Take a break and be curious with us! Registration Required. 6 participants per group A journal will be provided, and supplies will be available during group time. Participants will have an opportunity to experiment with different materials, connect with the earth, and each other. Prompts provided by the facilitator weekly, relating to the theme of each group. To register, please contact the Facilitator: Nicole Jol RSSW, DWHEAT (she/they) Mental Health and Addiction Counsellor Email: nicole.jol@noojmowin-teg.ca Mobile: (705) 968-0795 About the Facilitator: Nicole is a Polish/Dutch second generation Canadian, counsellor, artist, and student completing the final stages of a dual diploma program in Art and Expressive Arts Therapy with the Winnipeg Holistic Expressive Arts Therapy Institute.
SEEKING SAFETY is an evidence-based, present-focused counselling group that helps people attain safety from trauma and substance use. Research has shown that trauma and substance use go hand-in-hand; many people who use substances do so as a coping mechanism to deal with impacts of trauma, and substance use can increase the likelihood of experiencing a traumatic event. Seeking Safety allows us to explore our relationship to substances and integrate new forms of safe coping. Seeking Safety is a first-stage trauma group, and does not require participants to dive deep into detail or re-story previous traumas. Instead, the program focuses on envisioning and enacting safety within the self and our environment. Moccasin Making Participants will have the opportunity to create their own deer hide moccasins as part of the program on their journey on the path to healing. All materials provided. Dates: Tuesdays & Thursdays beginning May 15th, 20th, 22nd, 27th & 29th, and June 3rd, 5th, 10th, 12th, 17th, & 19th Time: 12:00 to 3:00pm Light lunch provided First Nations participants ages 17 and up Active or past substance use concern Past experience of trauma and active trauma symptoms (triggering thoughts, memories, nightmares, etc.) To register, contact: Tammy Gordon MH&A […]
