Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy

Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy

The Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy promotes a culturally appropriate approach to healing and wellness. It is unique in Canada, and has become a source of innovative expertise in Aboriginal healing and health services across North America.

What's New

Invitation to submit an Expression of Interest in research on best practices in the reduction of Aboriginal men's violence.

Aboriginal Healthy Babies Healthy Children, Professional Development Conference, Building our Tool Box: January 15 to January 19, 2007, Thunder Bay,

AHWS launches new online resource for Aboriginal Healthy Babies/Healthy Children (AHBHC) program. Sept. 28, 2006

AHWS Manager Michèle Harding leaves on secondment [PDF] to work with the MCSS Toronto Regional Office on the Youth Opportunity Initiative

This site provides resources to those who administer or support Ontario-based programs and services designed to improve Aboriginal health and reduce family violence.

Quick Links

AHWS Mandate

Aboriginal Health Policy for Ontario 2004: Executive Summary

Shelter Program

Healing Lodges

Project Locations Map
[PDF 3.5MB]

Indiginous Knowledge Policy

AHWS Newsletters

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This page was last updated on November 10, 2006.