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Apatsiwin Employment and Training

The Apatisiwin Employment and Training Program helps Indigenous individuals gain education, skills, and experience to secure and maintain meaningful employment through personalized action plans and culturally relevant support.

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Apatsiwin Youth Employment and Training

The Apatisiwin Youth Employment and Training Program at N'Amerind Friendship Centre helps Indigenous youth gain the skills, education, and experience needed for meaningful employment through culturally relevant interventions and personalized action plans.

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CAMH Shkaabe Makwa Workforce Development

The CAMH Shkaabe Makwa Workforce Development program offers culturally informed training for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis service providers. Developed with Indigenous communities, the training strengthens culturally safe, trauma-informed practices and supports professional development in mental health and community care.

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Nokee Kwe

Nokee Kwe is an Indigenous-led Employment and Education Centre in London, Ontario.

1119 Jalna Blvd London, Ontario, N6E 3B3

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Oneida Nation Of the Thames - Community Development

Offers employment support, skills training, and career development programs for Oneida community members.

2110 Ballpark Road, Unit 2, Southwold

519-652-9350

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The Fanshawe College Institute of Indigenous Learning

The Fanshawe College Institute of Indigenous Learning provides a welcoming, culturally supportive space for First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and non-status Indigenous students. It offers academic advising, peer tutoring, cultural and spiritual programming, social activities, study spaces, and access to knowledgeable staff who support students' academic, personal, and cultural success throughout their educational journey.

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Western University Indigenous Student Centre (ISC)

The Indigenous Student Centre (ISC) at Western University provides culturally responsive, holistic support for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students. The Centre offers academic advising, tutoring, financial and wellness supports, cultural programming, access to Elders and Knowledge Keepers, orientation assistance, and dedicated study and gathering spaces to foster student success, community, and connection throughout their university experience.

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Wiingashk Alternative Secondary School

The Wiingashk Alternative Secondary School Program (ASSP) offers Indigenous learners a culturally supportive environment to complete their Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) through a combination of standard curriculum and Indigenous cultural programming. As a partnership program, intake is initiated for students by TVDSB. Students aged 14-21 must be referred by their current school.

519-672-0131, extension 119

npatrick@namerind.on.ca

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