What We Offer
Explore four key programs supporting health, wellness, and community care.
Services We Provide
Cultural Services
Our Cultural Services blend traditional healing, spiritual support, and cultural learning to guide clients on a path of holistic wellness. The Traditional Healing Coordinator connects clients with seers and knowledge holders from Rotinonhsyonni (Haudenosaunee) and other First Nations, ensuring medicines and guidance are used safely, whether alone or alongside pharmaceuticals.
Language, culture, and identity are central to this care. Through discussions with seers and mental health professionals, clients regain direction and connection, using traditional knowledge as a preventative and supportive approach for overall wellness.
Primary Medical Care
Our team includes physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and registered practical nurses, with connections to partner supports such as midwifery and other medical services.
Mental Health Services
Supporting adults, with linkage for pre- and post-natal mental health care.
The Mental Health Program offers short-term services for individuals aged 18 and older who receive care through Tsi Kanonhkhwatsheríyo.
Using a wholistic approach that blends Western and Traditional healing practices, the Mental Health Worker provides strengths-based and trauma-informed support to promote balance and well-being.
Short-Term Services Include:
- Psychosocial assessment
- Goal setting and Plan of Care development
- Resource connections and referrals
- Education and guidance
- Case management
- Group workshops and programs
- Final wrap-up appointment to review goals and next steps
Health Support Services
Care coordination across all systems and client experiences, with ongoing programs to promote wellness.
The Health Support Services team provides culturally grounded care coordination and wellness programming to ensure every client receives seamless support across health and community systems.