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Employment Assistance and Education

 

Centre Ivirtivik (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

 

Employment assistance program for Inuit people 18 years and over. Languages offered: English, French, Inuktitut.

 

4590 de Verdun St, Suite 200, Verdun, Montreal, QC, H4G 1M3

514-564-3051

csescu@ivirtivik.org

www.ivirtivik.org/en

 

Cree School Board (Mistissini and Chisasibi, QC)

 

The purpose of the Cree School Board is to serve the Cree living Eeyou Istchee and to empower us to take control of our own education system as well as to protect our language, culture, and traditional pursuits.

 

1-418-923-2764

info@cscree.qc.ca

https://eeyoueducation.ca/

 

First Nations Human Resources Development Commission of Quebec (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

 

Development of employment for Indigenous people, job search assistance, professional integration.

 

Tewatohnhi’saktha Complex, P.O. Box 2010, Kahnawake, QC, J0L 1B0

514-283-0901

jjerome@cdrhpnq.qc.ca

www.cdrhpnq-fnhrdcq.ca/

 

First Nations Education Council (Wendake, QC)

 

Education program to support First Nations students with special needs, funding for initiatives, new paths for education, student summer employment program.

 

50 Bastien Boulevard, Wendake, Capitale-Nationale, QC, G0A 4V0

1-855-842-7672

info@cepn-fnec.com

www.cepn-fnec.com/en

 

First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Economic Development Commission (Wendake, QC)

 

Accompaniment for Indigenous organizations and communities in achieving their health, wellness, culture and self-determination goals, program development assistance.

 

250 Place Chef Michel Laveau, Suite 102, Wendake, Capitale-Nationale, QC, G0A 4V0

1-418-843-1488

info@cdepnql.org

www.cdepnql.org/en/

 

Fondation Manawan Mirokiwin (Manawan, QC)

 

Providing financial support for research, projects, equipment acquisition and activities for Manawan’s youth aged 21 and under, and to promote their academic success, their sports practices and the transmission of Atikamekw culture.

 

160 Metabeska St, 161 Simon Ottawa St, QC, J0K 1M0

1-819-971-1377

rene.ottawa@manawan.com

https://mirokiwin.com/

 

Indigenous Health Professions Program (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

 

The Indigenous Health Professions Program (IHPP) brings together all schools in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences plus other schools and faculties at McGill with an overall goal of improving the health of Indigenous peoples in Canada.

 

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, McGill University, Hugessen House

3666 McTavish St, Rm 107 and 109, Montreal, QC, H3A 1Y2

514-398-1654

indigenous.health@mcgill.ca

www.mcgill.ca/indig-health/Indigenous

 

Indigenous Skills and Employment Training (Ottawa, ON)

 

Funding and assistance for skills training, employment counselling, job search assistance.

 

867 St. Laurent Blvd, Ottawa, ON, K1K 3B1

1-613-747-6022, 1-888-997-9927

reception@abo-peoples.org

https://abo-peoples.org/program/indigenous-skills-and-employment-training-iset/

 

Kativik Ilisarniliriniq (Kuujjuaq and Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

 

School Board of Nunavik.1604 Akianut St, Kuujjuaq, QC, J0M 1C0

1-819-964-1136

514-482-8220

publicrelations@kativik.qc.ca

www.kativik.qc.ca/en/

 

Kiuna College (Odanak, QC)

The only First Nations college in Quebec.

info@kiuna.ca

https://kiuna-college.com/eng/

Mikana (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

Workshops and training, program for Indigenous youth to build bridges between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, partnerships with sectors who wish to make changes in regard to inclusion and respect of Indigenous rights.

 

1555-A Papineau Ave, Montreal/Tiohtià:ke, QC, H2K 4H7

info@mikana.ca

www.mikana.ca/en/

Montreal Indigenous Community Network (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

We envision an urban setting where the well-being and growth of urban Indigenous communities throughout Tiohtià:ke/Montreal are led by Indigenous communities themselves.

info@reseaumtlnetwork.com

https://reseaumtlnetwork.com/en/

The National Centre for Collaboration (Online)

 

Education in Indigenous Language, Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Being, science, biology, math.

 

www.nccie.ca/

 

Native Commercial Credit Corporation (Wendake, QC)

 

Financing products and services to start, acquire or expand Aboriginal businesses.

 

2936 de la Faune St, Suite 200, Wendake, QC, G0A 4V0

1-800-241-0972

administration@socca.qc.ca

www.socca.qc.ca/

 

Native Montreal (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

 

Meeting place, family wellness programme, First Nations, Métis and Inuit language courses, craft workshops.

 

3183 St-Jacques St, Montreal, QC, H4C 1G7

514-331-6587 ext. 210

info@nativemontreal.com

https://nativemontreal.com/fr/acceuil/

 

The Roundhouse (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

 

Accompaniment of Indigenous people 18 and over living in social and economic vulnerability towards complete citizenship, employment programs, food assistance.

 

2330 Sainte-Catherine St W, Ville-Marie, Montreal, QC, H3H 1N2

514-872-9465

marilou.maisonneuve@itineraire.ca

www.itineraire.ca/programme-maison-ronde/

Services Canada-Education (Canada)

 

Programs that support First Nations elementary and secondary education and distinctions-based strategies for First Nations, Inuit and Métis Nation post-secondary students.

 

https://www.canada.ca/fr/services-autochtones-canada.html

Wapikoni (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

 

Wapikoni contributes to social and societal transformations at the personal, relational and collective levels by facilitating connections, recognition and collaboration.

 

1208 Beaubien St E, suite 108, Montreal, QC, H2S 1T7

514-276-9274

https://evenementswapikoni.ca/

“Let justice roll down like waters and right relations flow like a mighty stream.” Amos 5:24, adapted.

With gratitude for the land, we say:

One: This land is Sacred.

It has been anointed for tens of thousands of years with the dust and bones of all those who lived here before us. As we came here, we were invited to share this land with the original people, with a common love and concern for the land that we would live upon and share, in good ways.

….We acknowledge that …. treaty agreements were not to be considered as land surrenders; but to be considered as agreements of sharing together.

All: We are all treaty people. May we live with respect on this land, and live in peace and friendship with its people.

Adapted from Rationale for Redeveloping the Territorial Acknowledgement by Lee Claus, 2022.

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