Events

The Centre will be closed during the holiday season!
Happy Holidays everyone!

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.

Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.

Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays (by appointment only)

Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre offers one-on-one tutoring to Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women. Learners ages sixteen and older, are paired with a tutor to improve on subjects such as: math, English, computer skills, and life skills. This is wonderful opportunity for those interested in returning to school, increasing their independence, or gaining job readiness skills. One-on-one tutoring appointments are available throughout the week depending on tutor availability.

Interested in becoming a learner?  Please register in our program with Terez, Education Coordinator (email: education@nwrct.ca phone: 416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays (by appointment only)

Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre offers one-on-one tutoring to Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women. Learners ages sixteen and older, are paired with a tutor to improve on subjects such as: math, English, computer skills, and life skills. This is wonderful opportunity for those interested in returning to school, increasing their independence, or gaining job readiness skills. One-on-one tutoring appointments are available throughout the week depending on tutor availability.

Interested in becoming a learner?  Please register in our program with Terez, Education Coordinator (email: education@nwrct.ca phone: 416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.

Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.

Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays (by appointment only)

Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre offers one-on-one tutoring to Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women. Learners ages sixteen and older, are paired with a tutor to improve on subjects such as: math, English, computer skills, and life skills. This is wonderful opportunity for those interested in returning to school, increasing their independence, or gaining job readiness skills. One-on-one tutoring appointments are available throughout the week depending on tutor availability.

Interested in becoming a learner?  Please register in our program with Terez, Education Coordinator (email: education@nwrct.ca phone: 416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays (by appointment only)

Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre offers one-on-one tutoring to Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women. Learners ages sixteen and older, are paired with a tutor to improve on subjects such as: math, English, computer skills, and life skills. This is wonderful opportunity for those interested in returning to school, increasing their independence, or gaining job readiness skills. One-on-one tutoring appointments are available throughout the week depending on tutor availability.

Interested in becoming a learner?  Please register in our program with Terez, Education Coordinator (email: education@nwrct.ca phone: 416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays (by appointment only)

Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre offers one-on-one tutoring to Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women. Learners ages sixteen and older, are paired with a tutor to improve on subjects such as: math, English, computer skills, and life skills. This is wonderful opportunity for those interested in returning to school, increasing their independence, or gaining job readiness skills. One-on-one tutoring appointments are available throughout the week depending on tutor availability.

Interested in becoming a learner?  Please register in our program with Terez, Education Coordinator (email: education@nwrct.ca phone: 416.963.9963 ext. 238)

The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a Anishinaabemowin series. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin. Language keeper John Roy is the leading the group. Classes are broken up into two parts: Part I – November23-December 6, Part II-January 15- February 7)

Please note, registration is required to participate in this six-week workshop series. If you are not yet registered please set-up an appointment with Terez, Education Coordinator (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a Anishinaabemowin series. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin. Language keeper John Roy is the leading the group. Classes are broken up into two parts: Part I – November23-December 6, Part II-January 15- February 7)

Please note, registration is required to participate in this six-week workshop series. If you are not yet registered please set-up an appointment with Terez, Education Coordinator (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.

Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.

Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays (by appointment only)

Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre offers one-on-one tutoring to Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women. Learners ages sixteen and older, are paired with a tutor to improve on subjects such as: math, English, computer skills, and life skills. This is wonderful opportunity for those interested in returning to school, increasing their independence, or gaining job readiness skills. One-on-one tutoring appointments are available throughout the week depending on tutor availability.

Interested in becoming a learner?  Please register in our program with Terez, Education Coordinator (email: education@nwrct.ca phone: 416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays (by appointment only)

Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre offers one-on-one tutoring to Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women. Learners ages sixteen and older, are paired with a tutor to improve on subjects such as: math, English, computer skills, and life skills. This is wonderful opportunity for those interested in returning to school, increasing their independence, or gaining job readiness skills. One-on-one tutoring appointments are available throughout the week depending on tutor availability.

Interested in becoming a learner?  Please register in our program with Terez, Education Coordinator (email: education@nwrct.ca phone: 416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays (by appointment only)

Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre offers one-on-one tutoring to Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women. Learners ages sixteen and older, are paired with a tutor to improve on subjects such as: math, English, computer skills, and life skills. This is wonderful opportunity for those interested in returning to school, increasing their independence, or gaining job readiness skills. One-on-one tutoring appointments are available throughout the week depending on tutor availability.

Interested in becoming a learner?  Please register in our program with Terez, Education Coordinator (email: education@nwrct.ca phone: 416.963.9963 ext. 238)

No additional details for this event.

No additional details for this event.

Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a Anishinaabemowin series. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin. Language keeper John Roy is the leading the group. Classes are broken up into two parts: Part I – November23-December 6, Part II-January 15- February 7)

Please note, registration is required to participate in this six-week workshop series. If you are not yet registered please set-up an appointment with Terez, Education Coordinator (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.

Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.

Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays (by appointment only)

Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre offers one-on-one tutoring to Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women. Learners ages sixteen and older, are paired with a tutor to improve on subjects such as: math, English, computer skills, and life skills. This is wonderful opportunity for those interested in returning to school, increasing their independence, or gaining job readiness skills. One-on-one tutoring appointments are available throughout the week depending on tutor availability.

Interested in becoming a learner?  Please register in our program with Terez, Education Coordinator (email: education@nwrct.ca phone: 416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays (by appointment only)

Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre offers one-on-one tutoring to Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women. Learners ages sixteen and older, are paired with a tutor to improve on subjects such as: math, English, computer skills, and life skills. This is wonderful opportunity for those interested in returning to school, increasing their independence, or gaining job readiness skills. One-on-one tutoring appointments are available throughout the week depending on tutor availability.

Interested in becoming a learner?  Please register in our program with Terez, Education Coordinator (email: education@nwrct.ca phone: 416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays (by appointment only)

Nbaakaawin Kwe Education Centre offers one-on-one tutoring to Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women. Learners ages sixteen and older, are paired with a tutor to improve on subjects such as: math, English, computer skills, and life skills. This is wonderful opportunity for those interested in returning to school, increasing their independence, or gaining job readiness skills. One-on-one tutoring appointments are available throughout the week depending on tutor availability.

Interested in becoming a learner?  Please register in our program with Terez, Education Coordinator (email: education@nwrct.ca phone: 416.963.9963 ext. 238)

The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a Anishinaabemowin series. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin. Language keeper John Roy is the leading the group. Classes are broken up into two parts: Part I – November23-December 6, Part II-January 15- February 7)

Please note, registration is required to participate in this six-week workshop series. If you are not yet registered please set-up an appointment with Terez, Education Coordinator (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)

Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.

Drop-In (Personal Needs Support Program)  is accessible two days/week Tuesdays 10am-12:15pm and Thursdays 1:30pm-3:45pm on a first come first serve basis – Limited to one visit per client per week.

Available services:

– clothing bank
– toiletries
– showers Available on Thursdays
– free laundry services (one load/week) Available on Tuesdays

*Please note: Drop-In closes between 12:30 – 1:30 pm for lunch hour.

The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a Anishinaabemowin series. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin. Language keeper John Roy is the leading the group. Classes are broken up into two parts: Part I – November23-December 6, Part II-January 15- February 7)

Please note, registration is required to participate in this six-week workshop series. If you are not yet registered please set-up an appointment with Terez, Education Coordinator (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)