Minisewin Family Resource Centre Inc.

10/21/2026

Come on down Thursday afternoon to make candles with us! 🕯️
The Mamahtawihew program is open to Girls and Women 🚺
Thursday, October 22, 1:30-3:00 pm 📆
212 Edwards Ave 📍
Please message if interested, limited supplies available 😊
Ekosi

10/19/2026

Yoga again tomorrow! Send a message if you’re interested in attending 😊

We’re happy to announce that we in the Mamahtawihew program for Women and Girls are starting a weekly evening sharing circle on GBV awareness and prevention, followed by a session of Yoga led by our own Michelle Martin.

We are committed to creating a safe space to raise awareness on Gender-based Violence, especially in how it relates to our Northern Communities and Indigenous women population.

Women and Girls, join us as we combine powerful and important conversations with a yoga session to debrief, heal, and calm. 🤍

Every Tuesday, starting October 6th from 4:30-6:00 pm @ 212 Edwards Avenue. 📆📍

Please message to register. Ekosi. 🪶

10/15/2026

Join Mamahtawihew tomorrow to make dreamcatchers, talk about their cultural significance, and how we can apply protection against GBV 🪶
The Mamahatawihew program is open to Women and Girls 🚺
Friday, Oct 16 📆
1:30-3:00 pm @ 212 Edwards Ave (the old Jane’s Craft store) 📍
Please message if interested 🙂
Ekosi

10/13/2026

Reminder: Yoga again today! 4:30-6:00 @ 212 Edwards ave 🙂

We’re happy to announce that we in the Mamahtawihew program for Women and Girls are starting a weekly evening sharing circle on GBV awareness and prevention, followed by a session of Yoga led by our own Michelle Martin.

We are committed to creating a safe space to raise awareness on Gender-based Violence, especially in how it relates to our Northern Communities and Indigenous women population.

Women and Girls, join us as we combine powerful and important conversations with a yoga session to debrief, heal, and calm. 🤍

Every Tuesday, starting October 6th from 4:30-6:00 pm @ 212 Edwards Avenue. 📆📍

Please message to register. Ekosi. 🪶

10/05/2026

Join us on October 8 to break cycles and bake bannock!
Whether you’ve been baking bannock for years or just starting out, join us while we bake together and hold important discussions on GBV prevention. 🧡
Thursday, October 8 at 1:30 pm 📆
212 Edwards Avenue 📍
The Mamahtawihew program is open to Women and Girls.

If interested, please message us to register, limited spots available.

Ekosi!

10/01/2026

We’re happy to announce that we in the Mamahtawihew program for Women and Girls are starting a weekly evening sharing circle on GBV awareness and prevention, followed by a session of Yoga led by our own Michelle Martin.

We are committed to creating a safe space to raise awareness on Gender-based Violence, especially in how it relates to our Northern Communities and Indigenous women population.

Women and Girls, join us as we combine powerful and important conversations with a yoga session to debrief, heal, and calm. 🤍

Every Tuesday, starting October 6th from 4:30-6:00 pm @ 212 Edwards Avenue. 📆📍

Please message to register. Ekosi. 🪶

09/29/2026

In honour of Truth and Reconciliation, Survivors of the Indian Residential School system, Those who never returned home, and Those who have left before us, Minisewin Family Resource Centre has once again partnered with Kelsey School Division and Myrna Ducharme to bring Survivors to the schools and share their stories with the students.
We are committed to continuing this work and giving Survivors a platform to share their truths, to facilitate understanding, and begin a path towards reconciliation. We are honoured and would like to acknowledge the Elders that were willing to share such a vulnerable time in their lives with the students and staff of Kelsey School Division.
To Edwin Jebb, Elijah Dick, Maria Genaille, and Norman Colomb, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the hard work you’ve completed the past 3 days in all 5 schools. There is nothing in the world that we can give to them that would have any comparison to what they have given us.
It is important for our future generations to hear their truths, to understand, to reconcile, and to lead a life of love for everyone.
Thank you/Ekosani/Tapwe Kici. 🧡

09/23/2026

Meet us down at Devon’s Park to join us on an awareness walk for World Su***de Prevention Day🎗️

09/23/2026

Please join us on Monday for an evening dedicated to National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 🧡
Sit down with Elders and Survivors of the IRS system, listen to their stories, have meaningful conversations, and enjoy some soup and bannock ❤️
September 28, 4:30-8:00 pm 📆
212 Edwards Ave 📍
Ekosi 🪶

09/18/2026

Women and girls you are invited to join us for a yoga session guided by Michelle Martin! 🧘‍♀️
Tuesday, September 22, 5:00-6:00 📆
212 Edwards Avenue 📍
Please message us to register if interested! Limited spots
Ekosi 🪶