Grocery Support
Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.
Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.
One-On-One Tutoring
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)
Beading Circle
No additional details for this event.
Mom & Tots Craft Club
No additional details for this event.
One-On-One Tutoring
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)
Gentle Movement & Relaxation
Warm Hands, Warm Hearts
You Are Not Alone Workshop
To register or inquire programming please contact Tesla.H 416-963-9963 ext.204
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
Starting January 28th, this class runs every Monday (Except Feb 18, 2019)
The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a new computer lab. Participants can pick from a number of online classes, including: G1 Drivers Test Prep, Money Matters, Customer Service, Mindfulness, and much more! You can work independently on your course or with tutor support. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin.
This education series is now full. If you are interested in other Computer Literacy classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Women's Yoga- Childcare Provided
No additional details for this event.
One-On-One Tutoring
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)
Anishinaabemowin Language Classes (Part 2)
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)
Cooking With Kids
No additional details for this event.
Lanyard Making Workshop
Lanyard Making Workshop
Tuesdays, 2-4pm (registration required)
To register please contact Tesla. H 416-963-9963 ext.204 or Pauline 416-963-9963 ext.210 (Email: communitywellness@nwrct.ca) (Email: iwf@nwrct.ca)
Drum Circle
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.
Housing Workshops
No additional details for this event.
Anishinaabemowin Language Classes (Part 2)
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)
Footprints for Fitness- Neighborhood Walk
No additional details for this event.
Seeking Safety
Seeking Safety
Thursdays, 5:00pm-7:30pm (registration required)
Seeking Safety: A 12 week PTSD and substance abuse support group. This program aims to provide a safe space and to learn spiritual healing practises based on the medicine wheel, along with Indigenous teachings, and coping skills.
To register please contact Tesla. H 416-963-9963 ext.204 or Sharon. R 416-963-9963 ext.249 (Email: communitywellness@nwrct.ca) (Email: traumacoordinator@nwrct.ca)
Grocery Support
Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.
Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.
Beading Circle
No additional details for this event.
Mom & Tots Craft Club
No additional details for this event.
Shake Tent Ceremony
Gentle Movement & Relaxation
Warm Hands, Warm Hearts
You Are Not Alone Workshop
To register or inquire programming please contact Tesla.H 416-963-9963 ext.204
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
Starting January 28th, this class runs every Monday (Except Feb 18, 2019)
The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a new computer lab. Participants can pick from a number of online classes, including: G1 Drivers Test Prep, Money Matters, Customer Service, Mindfulness, and much more! You can work independently on your course or with tutor support. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin.
This education series is now full. If you are interested in other Computer Literacy classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Women's Yoga- Childcare Provided
No additional details for this event.
Cooking With Kids
No additional details for this event.
Lanyard Making Workshop
Lanyard Making Workshop
Tuesdays, 2-4pm (registration required)
To register please contact Tesla. H 416-963-9963 ext.204 or Pauline 416-963-9963 ext.210 (Email: communitywellness@nwrct.ca) (Email: iwf@nwrct.ca)
Drum Circle
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.
Housing Workshops
No additional details for this event.
Footprints for Fitness- Neighborhood Walk
No additional details for this event.
Seeking Safety
Seeking Safety
Thursdays, 5:00pm-7:30pm (registration required)
Seeking Safety: A 12 week PTSD and substance abuse support group. This program aims to provide a safe space and to learn spiritual healing practises based on the medicine wheel, along with Indigenous teachings, and coping skills.
To register please contact Tesla. H 416-963-9963 ext.204 or Sharon. R 416-963-9963 ext.249 (Email: communitywellness@nwrct.ca) (Email: traumacoordinator@nwrct.ca)
Strawberry Ceremony- Toronto Police Headquarters
Grocery Support
Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.
Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.
Beading Circle
No additional details for this event.
Mom & Tots Craft Club
No additional details for this event.
Gentle Movement & Relaxation
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
Starting January 28th, this class runs every Monday (Except Feb 18, 2019)
The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a new computer lab. Participants can pick from a number of online classes, including: G1 Drivers Test Prep, Money Matters, Customer Service, Mindfulness, and much more! You can work independently on your course or with tutor support. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin.
This education series is now full. If you are interested in other Computer Literacy classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Women's Yoga- Childcare Provided
No additional details for this event.
Cooking With Kids
No additional details for this event.
Lanyard Making Workshop
Lanyard Making Workshop
Tuesdays, 2-4pm (registration required)
To register please contact Tesla. H 416-963-9963 ext.204 or Pauline 416-963-9963 ext.210 (Email: communitywellness@nwrct.ca) (Email: iwf@nwrct.ca)
Drum Circle
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.
Housing Workshops
No additional details for this event.
Full Moon Teaching
No additional details for this event.
Footprints for Fitness- Neighborhood Walk
No additional details for this event.
Seeking Safety
Seeking Safety
Thursdays, 5:00pm-7:30pm (registration required)
Seeking Safety: A 12 week PTSD and substance abuse support group. This program aims to provide a safe space and to learn spiritual healing practises based on the medicine wheel, along with Indigenous teachings, and coping skills.
To register please contact Tesla. H 416-963-9963 ext.204 or Sharon. R 416-963-9963 ext.249 (Email: communitywellness@nwrct.ca) (Email: traumacoordinator@nwrct.ca)
Grocery Support
Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.
Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.
Beading Circle
No additional details for this event.
Mom & Tots Craft Club
No additional details for this event.
Human Trafficking Awareness Day
Gentle Movement & Relaxation
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
Starting January 28th, this class runs every Monday (Except Feb 18, 2019)
The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a new computer lab. Participants can pick from a number of online classes, including: G1 Drivers Test Prep, Money Matters, Customer Service, Mindfulness, and much more! You can work independently on your course or with tutor support. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin.
This education series is now full. If you are interested in other Computer Literacy classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Women's Yoga- Childcare Provided
No additional details for this event.
Ozhige Workshop
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
Are you interested in improving your computer skills? Join us for this 6-week computer lab series! This group is best for those with some familiarity with computer. Learn how to send emails, search the internet, save documents, type like a professional, and much more! This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our computer classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Songwriting Toolkit
Songwriting Toolkit free workshop for all levels rooted in self-expression, experimentation and bridging cross-cultural influences.
Participants will explore different creative songwriting exercises and technology. Closing with a group percussion-jam featuring indigenous Filipino Kulintang gongs facilitated by members of Pantayo an all women Kulintang collective. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our songwriting workshop series please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Cooking With Kids
No additional details for this event.
Lanyard Making Workshop
Lanyard Making Workshop
Tuesdays, 2-4pm (registration required)
To register please contact Tesla. H 416-963-9963 ext.204 or Pauline 416-963-9963 ext.210 (Email: communitywellness@nwrct.ca) (Email: iwf@nwrct.ca)
Drum Circle
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.
Housing Workshops
No additional details for this event.
Ozhige Workshop
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Vegetarian Delight
On Wednesdays, at luch time, the NWRCT is serving a delicious vegetarian lunch option!
Footprints for Fitness- Neighborhood Walk
No additional details for this event.
Seeking Safety
Seeking Safety
Thursdays, 5:00pm-7:30pm (registration required)
Seeking Safety: A 12 week PTSD and substance abuse support group. This program aims to provide a safe space and to learn spiritual healing practises based on the medicine wheel, along with Indigenous teachings, and coping skills.
To register please contact Tesla. H 416-963-9963 ext.204 or Sharon. R 416-963-9963 ext.249 (Email: communitywellness@nwrct.ca) (Email: traumacoordinator@nwrct.ca)