Second Chance Treasures

Northwest Métis in Dryden, Ontario is a part of the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO), offering a range of programs and services to Métis individuals and communities. The organization focuses on community wellbeing, healing, education, housing, infrastructure, and consultation on matters affecting Métis rights and interests. Through its various branches, Northwest Métis provides support in areas such as citizenship, post-secondary education financial assistance, driver education funding, and cultural heritage preservation. The MNO also engages in intergovernmental relations to advance Métis rights and recognition, working closely with the Government of Ontario and Canada. Generated from the website content

The Dryden Native Friendship Centre (DNFC), established in 1984, serves as a vital gathering place for Indigenous people in Dryden and the surrounding area. As an active Urban Indigenous Hub Agency, it supports outreach services to the community of Wabigoon while promoting a tradition of mutual aid and connection among its members. The Friendship Centre movement aims to enhance the quality of life for Indigenous peoples in urban settings by fostering self-determined activities that ensure equal access to Canadian society and celebrate Indigenous cultural distinctiveness. By providing programs and resources, the DNFC plays a crucial role in helping individuals build community and maintain cultural integrity. Generated from the website