Red Lake Indian Friendship Centre

Established in 1964 by a group of visionary youth, the Red Lake Indian Friendship Centre has evolved into a pivotal organization serving both the Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, businesses, and government agencies. Committed to enhancing the quality of life for Red Lake's First Peoples and their descendants, the Centre promotes traditional values such as unity, sharing, respect, honesty, caring, and spirituality through a range of social, recreational, and cultural activities. Offering a diverse array of programs and services, the Centre caters to children, youth, families, and individuals looking to engage with Indigenous healing and wellness practices, educational support, community outreach, and more. From the Moozoons Child Care Centre to the Alternative Secondary School Program, the Red Lake Indian Friendship Centre provides a supportive environment for all community members seeking personal growth and well-being. Generated from the website content

The Northern Chiefs Council in Red Lake, ON, is a regional organization that serves as a collective voice for member First Nations communities. Through collaboration and advocacy, the council works to address issues and promote the well-being of Indigenous peoples in the Northern Ontario region. Generated from their business information

The Northern Chiefs Council is a community organization based in Red Lake, ON, dedicated to supporting and advocating for the interests of Northern Ontario First Nations. Through collaboration and partnership, they work to address various social, economic, and political issues affecting Indigenous communities. With a focus on promoting cultural preservation and self-determination, the Northern Chiefs Council engages in initiatives that aim to improve the quality of life for its member First Nations. By fostering dialogue and cooperation, they strive to create positive change and opportunities for sustainable development in the region. Generated from their business information