Native Counselling Services of Alberta

Aseniwuche Winewak Nation (AWN) is a nonprofit society located in Grande Cache, Alberta, representing over 500 individuals with a unique history and ancestry tied to the Rocky Mountains. The organization evolved from seven communities into a national identity, focusing on education, cultural preservation, and uniting its members while advocating for environmental stewardship. Rooted in the traditions of the Aseniwuche Winewak, or Rocky Mountain People, the Nation has worked to maintain its Cree way of life despite historic disruptions. Governed by an elected President and Board of Directors, AWN has been dedicated to providing essential programming and services to support the well-being of its members for nearly three decades. Generated from the website

Native Counselling Service-Alberta has been at the forefront of social justice for over 50 years. They call upon non-Indigenous allies to actively engage in the journey towards reconciliation, recognizing the lasting impacts of colonialism. With a focus on Indigenous languages, cultures, and ceremonies, they strive to uphold their heritage and support their communities. Offering a range of programs, from Indigenous Courtwork to Correctional support and Housing initiatives, Native Counselling Service-Alberta addresses various needs within Indigenous communities across Alberta. Their commitment to healing and empowerment is evident in initiatives like the Family Reconciliation Program and the Buffalo Sage Wellness House. Additionally, through platforms like BearPaw Media and Education, they provide valuable resources about the law for Indigenous People in Alberta. Their innovative Connections App caters to young adults transitioning out of care, offering support and guidance as they navigate through this critical phase of their lives. Generated from the website content