SOAHAC-Windsor

10/14/2026

🚨NEW NOVEMBER DATE 🚨

New date: November 4th from 10am - 4pm

*we apologize for any inconvenience*

10/13/2026

Happening next Tuesday!!

🎃Join us for our Halloween Movie Night on Oct 20th at 6:30pm 🎃

🎥 Hocus Pocus
🌚Outdoors (bring lawn chair, blankets, and layers)
🍿 Movie snacks & drinks provided
💯 ALL ages welcome

📲 To register call or text Kelsey at 226-724-8406or email [email protected]

*if raining we will move the event inside to the community room*

10/08/2026

🎃Join us for our Halloween Movie Night on Oct 20th at 6:30pm 🎃

🎥 Hocus Pocus
🌚Outdoors (bring lawn chair, blankets, and layers)
🍿 Movie snacks & drinks provided
💯 ALL ages welcome

📲 To register call or text Kelsey at 226-724-8406or email [email protected]

*if raining we will move the event inside to the community room*

10/07/2026

Notice of scheduled closure: All SOAHAC sites will be closed on Monday, October 12.

If you're in need of medical attention during this time, please visit a walk-in clinic, urgent care, or hospital.

10/06/2026

Join Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre (SOAHAC) Windsor for refreshing weekly wellness walks this October! See below for more details.

What: Land-based mindfulness walks
When: Thursdays, starting October 8th (October 8, 15, 22, & 29)
Time: 10:30 – 11:30 AM
Where: Ojibway Park (Main Entrance), Windsor. If you require a ride, please contact Breanna at 519.916.1755 x2420.

To register:
Fill in the form: MINDFUL MOVEMENT WALKS: Registration Form (Fall Edition) – Fill out form (https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/U1XzK1ijy9)
Call or text: 226 759 9670
Email: [email protected]
✨ What it’s about:
Reconnect with the land, yourself, and community through gentle, guided walks focused on:
• Mindfulness & grounding
• Connection to land and self
• Gentle and intentional movement
• Emotional wellness
• Cultural reflection & community connection
🌱 What to bring:
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Weather-appropriate clothing
• Water bottle
• Optional: journal or small blanket for reflection
Take a step toward wellness and community connection!

10/01/2026

DROP IN TODAY! Backyard space at Windsor SOAHAC office 🌽

09/30/2026

Today, we remember the children who never returned home from residential schools.

We honour Survivors, their families and the generations who continue to carry the impacts of the residential school system. We honour, too, the languages, cultures, ceremonies, Traditional Knowledge and ways of being that residential schools sought to take away—and which Indigenous Peoples continue to protect, reclaim, practice and pass to future generations.

At SOAHAC, we hold space today for remembrance, reflection, culture and healing.

Our offices are closed today to provide our staff with space to observe and honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in ways that are meaningful to them.

To the children who never came home: we remember you.

To Survivors, families and communities: we honour you.

To the generations yet to come: may culture, language, knowledge and identity continue to be carried forward.

Every Child Matters—today and every day.

09/29/2026

Notice of scheduled closure: All SOAHAC sites will be closed on Wednesday, September 30.

If you're in need of medical attention during this time, please visit a walk-in clinic, urgent care, or hospital.

09/25/2026

September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day.

It is a day to remember the children who never returned home from residential schools, honour Survivors and their families, and recognize the generations who continue to live with the impacts of the residential school system. These impacts are not confined to history, and they continue to be felt within families, communities and the systems Indigenous people encounter today.

At SOAHAC, our approach to health and healing is Indigenous-led and grounded in culture, community and connection. We understand that physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing are interconnected, and that Indigenous knowledge, culture and Traditional Healing have an essential place in wholistic care.

As September 30 approaches, we encourage everyone to make time for more than remembrance. Listen to Survivors and Indigenous voices. Learn about residential schools and their continuing impacts. Seek out resources created by Indigenous Peoples and organizations. Consider what reconciliation asks of you, your workplace and the systems in which you participate.

On September 30, wear your orange shirt in honour of the children, Survivors, families and communities at the heart of this day. Carry that learning and responsibility beyond September 30.

Every Child Matters – today and every day.

SOAHAC offices will be closed on September 30 to provide our staff with space to observe and honour the day in ways that are meaningful to them.