Six Nations Paramedic Services

05/02/2026

Today, on First Responder Day, we would like to take a moment to recognize the incredible people who show up,day in and day out, when others are facing some of the worst moments of their lives.

To all first responders; Paramedics, Firefighters, Police, Dispatchers. Thank you for your dedication, your sacrifice, and your unwavering commitment to our community 🚓🚑🚒

03/19/2026

Yesterday, our Community Paramedics reminded us what this profession is truly about 🧡🚑🙏

Going far beyond the call of duty, they helped fulfill a very special last wish for a palliative community member. Escorting her by ambulance to the Lil NHL so she could watch her Great-Grandnephew play goalie for the first time. A moment that may seem simple to some, but meant absolutely everything to her that she was able to be there.

This is compassion in action. This is dignity. This is care that reaches beyond medicine and touches the heart ♥️

We are so incredibly proud of our team for making moments like this possible, because sometimes the most important care we can give is helping someone live fully, right to the very end.

Thank you for showing what it truly means to serve our community 💫

01/24/2026

Brrr 🥶 it’s cold out there ❄️🧊

🔥 🏠 Warming Centers are open and available this weekend into Monday for anyone who needs a warm place to go, to get out of the cold 🥶 ❄️ 🧤 🧣

Please check in on those who do not have heat, stay safe

COMMUNITY NOTICE:
WARMING CENTER AVAILABLE
For Immediate Release: January 23, 2026
OHSWEKEN, ON – Six Nations of the Grand River is arranging a warming center at the following locations:
• Family Gatherings (18 Stoneridge Circle)
• Jamieson Portable, next to Jamieson School (1613 Chiefswood Road)
Water and warm drinks will be provided.
Warming Center Hours:
• Friday, January 23: 4:30pm–10pm (Family Gatherings)
• Saturday, January 24: 8am–10pm (Family Gatherings)
• Sunday, January 25: 8am–10pm (Family Gatherings)
• Monday, January 26: 8am–12pm (Jamieson Portable)
In Case of Emergency, please call the Six Nations Crisis Line: (519) 445-2204
OR 1 (866) 445-2204.
The Crisis Line provides emotional and mental health support to community members and individuals experiencing a crisis. The Crisis Line can provide Emergency Accommodations and other resources, contact information, and referrals to services as needed.
Text and chat services are available Monday–Friday, 8:30am–4pm at (226) 777-9480
Please share this information with anyone who may need support

Media Contact Information:
Zach Miller, Executive Director of Data Analytics & Insights, (519) 751-8289
1695 Chiefswood Road, P.O. Box 5000, Ohsweken Ontario N0A 1M0

12/18/2025

We want to extend a massive, heartfelt THANK YOU to The Greens at Renton for all you do for our community!!!
Thanks to your incredible generosity and support to our Annual Toy Drive, countless children will have a brighter Christmas morning ✨ Your commitment to collecting all these toys as well as monetary donations ensures everyone feels the magic of Christmas. 💫🎅🏼🎄🎁❤️

The Toy Drive will be held at Ontario Works in Six Nations on Monday December 22nd starting at 9am 🗓️

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

12/13/2025

Today we helped the Six Nations Police kick off their annual Festive R.I.D.E program 🚨🚓🚑🚒🚨

The RIDE Program is in place to help keep our roads safe for everyone. If you plan to drink, plan a safe ride home.
Arrive alive! Don’t drink and drive 🍺🚫🚘

11/15/2025

Six Nations Annual Santa Claus Parade 🎅🏼 🚑 🍎
🎄🚑🎅🏼🤠🐴 Country Christmas 🐴🤠 🎅🏼 🎄

11/14/2025

Tomorrow morning we will be in the Santa Claus Parade handing out apples and candy canes!! 🚑 🎅🏼 🍎

We hope that everyone has a wonderful time at the Santa Claus Parade tomorrow! We are excited to see everyone and to make new memories with those in our community!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from Six Nations Paramedic Services 🎃👻🚑🚨
Hope everyone has a safe and fun evening out trick-or-treating

10/25/2025

💚 Supporting Paramedic Mental Health 💚

Behind every uniform is a person who experiences the highs and lows of helping others. Paramedics face intense situations every day, and their mental health and wellbeing matter just as much as the patients they care for.

Service dog and puppy visits bring calm, comfort, and connection — offering our teams a moment to breathe, smile, and recharge. 🐾 These visits remind us that caring for ourselves is part of caring for others.

Let’s continue breaking the stigma, supporting each other, and making mental wellness a priority in emergency services. 🚑🚨🩺💚🐶

10/25/2025

❤️ Pawsitive Vibes 🐶 🚑 🐾

Today we started a new community program with our friends at Six Nations Paramedic Services. A day for our first responders to let go and let the wet noses and cuddles of a puppy consume them today. That one hour of playtime might not change the world but it might change someone’s world.

We never know what someone else’s is struggling with and we are not there to judge. We are simply there to say “Thank you for your services “ and gift them with some puppy love.

We look forward to our next visit.

10/01/2025

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