Six Nations of the Grand River Territory

04/06/2023

NEW DAY TREATMENT PROGRAM - APRIL 24 MAY 12, 2023. For more information or to apply send an email to [email protected]

02/11/2022

VIRTUAL TREATMENT: Starts Feb 14 to Mar 11. This 4-week online program is for individuals that want to address their substance use in a private, secure platform from the comfort of their own home. Recovery is possible so contact us today! http://nhtc.ca/virtual

02/09/2022

​​Healing Our Spirit Worldwide – The Ninth Gathering will take place in Vancouver, Canada, from ​Sept. 11-15, 2023​. The gathering has been postponed from its original date (March 29 – April 1, 2022) due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

01/17/2022

ATTENTION SIX NATIONS: There will be a COVID-19 Rapid Test Drive-Through Giveaway this Tuesday, January 18, at the Ga***rd Powless Arena parking lot.

A limited supply is available, and 1 kit containing 5 tests will be given per vehicle. Proof of Six Nations residency required.

01/12/2022

Attention NNADAP Workers, Ontario NNADAP Funded Treatment Centre Workers, and Ontario Mental Health/Wellness Workers. Free webinars and workshops series are available for registration.
https://nhtc.ca/event/love-another-way-setting-transformative-boundaries/

Addiction is indeed a family disease. Both of the last two words of that sentence are important. This disease impacts the entire family... …and it is in fact a disease. Family members respond to a

01/11/2022

01/09/2022

For Immediate Release: January 8, 2022

COVID-19 Outbreak Declared at Iroquois Lodge

On January 6th, 2022, Ohsweken Public Health identified a COVID-19 outbreak at the Iroquois Lodge based on multiple presumptive infections among staff members. These infections are still considered “presumptive” as staff were tested via rapid test and are awaiting results from PCR testing.

All residents were tested for COVID-19 via rapid test on January 7th, and 27 of these tests have come back positive.

Outbreak precautions have been in place at Iroquois Lodge since January 3rd. This means that all residents are to remain in their rooms, are served meals in their rooms, and group activities have been suspended. Visitors are not permitted at this time with the exception of designated caregivers.

Iroquois Lodge staff are communicating with designated family members of residents. Community members are encouraged to continue to follow public health guidelines by avoiding large gatherings and only leaving home for essential purposes.

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Media Contact:
Six Nations Health Communications Officer, [email protected]
1695 Chiefswood Road, P.O. Box 5000, Ohsweken Ontario N0A1M0

01/09/2022

Attention NNADAP Workers, Ontario NNADAP Funded Treatment Centre Workers, and Ontario Mental Health/Wellness Workers. Free webinars and workshops series are available for registration.

https://nhtc.ca/event/strengths-discovery-positive-relationships/

DAY #1 - January 12, 2022, Character Strengths Discovery Based on the positive feedback we received from those who participated in the 2021 workshops we offered on Character Strengths; we recommend

01/06/2022

VIRTUAL TREATMENT: Starts JAN 10, 2021 - This 4-week online program is for individuals that want to address their substance use in a private, secure platform from the comfort of their own home. Recovery is possible so contact us today! www.nhtc.ca/virtual

Our staff of trained professionals use a team approach committed to wellness, encompassing a holistic philosophy to address mental health and addictions in a residential setting that meets the unique

01/06/2022

We are currently recruiting for an Auntie-in-Residence! This position will support the very first cohort of students enrolled in the new Miyoskamin: Innovation and Entrepreneurship Applied Certificate program starting in mid-February! 😀

This is a part-time, service contract position – starting on January 31st and ending on June 17th. Approximately 22 hours per week, with flexibility possible. 👍

We’re looking for someone who is personable, nurturing, knowledgeable of Indigenous culture, and who has a good understanding of or experience with entrepreneurship skills and supporting others as they navigate their own entrepreneurial journeys.

If you or someone you know might be interested, please connect with us! Expressions of interest in the position can be sent to [email protected]

12/19/2021

The City of Brantford has been granted an interim injunction in an effort to end the occupation of the Arrowdale property.

12/15/2021

Nineteen-year-old model Quannah Chasinghorse made history when she became the first Indigenous woman to walk for Chanel this past fashion month, in addition to walking the runways of Chloé, Savage x Fenty, Gabriela Hearst, and Prabal Gurung. But bringing visibility to the Native American community in the fashion community is just one part of her mission. She’s determined to amplify their stories. “There are always Indigenous people showing up, doing the work, and I don’t think we get enough recognition,” she says. “Our voices are constantly being pushed away because people don’t take us seriously. We’ve always been a stereotype, a mascot. We’ve always been not seen as real humans. Being a part of that change and encouraging other Indigenous youth to step up and use our voices, but also to be proud of who we are, is what motivates me. It keeps me wanting to keep doing what I’m doing.” Read her full ELLE January 2022 digital cover interview here: http://ellemag.co/NJ8AzdK

12/03/2021

Ashley Callingbull has been snapped up by a top modelling agency.

11/26/2021

This week marks National Addictions Awareness Week, and advocates say the need to highlight the struggles associated with mental illness is more important now than ever. Addiction is a nationwide problem that continues to get worse with every passing year. If you or someone you know is suffering from addiction or mental health issues then contact us today. www.nhtc.ca/virtual/

Our staff of trained professionals use a team approach committed to wellness, encompassing a holistic philosophy to address mental health and addictions in a residential setting that meets the unique

11/23/2021

Two journalists have been been released three days after their arrest while covering an ongoing B.C. pipeline dispute that has drawn the attention of Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio.