Community Legal Education

WA-Say Healing Centre Inc, nestled in Winnipeg, MB, offers a variety of support services and programs rooted in cultural awareness and healing practices. Visitors can partake in traditional ceremonies such as the Pipe Ceremony, Sweat Lodge, and Talking Circles, fostering a sense of community and connection. Engaging in activities like beading, hand drumming, and learning the Ojibwe/Cree languages adds a unique touch to the healing experience. The centre also provides resources for those seeking support, including sharing the history of Residential Schools and Survivor Stories to educate and promote healing. Generated from the website content

Opportunities for Employment (OFE) is a Winnipeg-based organization dedicated to connecting job seekers with employers, offering free employment services designed to facilitate sustainable employment matches. With over 25 years of experience, OFE has successfully helped thousands of individuals find meaningful employment, averaging less than 50 days for job placement. The organization provides a comprehensive approach that includes assessments, workshops, and networking opportunities to equip job seekers with the necessary skills to meet their career goals. Additionally, OFE collaborates with over 500 employers, ensuring a diverse range of opportunities for job seekers in the local labor market. Generated from the website

The Manitoba Indian Education Association Inc. (MIEA) is a nonprofit organization established by the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs in 1978 and incorporated in 1981. It is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of representatives from Manitoba First Nations Education Authorities, dedicated to providing educational support and services. Although the Winnipeg Student Services Office has recently closed, MIEA continues to offer educational assistance to youth. The organization remains committed to its mission of enhancing educational opportunities for Indigenous students in Manitoba. Generated from the website