NPAAMB Indigenous Youth Employment And Training

NPAAMB Indigenous Youth Employment And Training NPAAMB Indigenous Youth Employment & Training Catharine's areas.

Specializing in employment training solutions and stay-in-school initiatives for urban Indigenous youth residing in the Brantford, Fort Erie, Kitchener/Waterloo, Hamilton and St.

Tonight we'll be greeted by the 7th new moon this year, the Strawberry Moon 🍓🌕There are times in all of our lives when w...
06/14/2026

Tonight we'll be greeted by the 7th new moon this year, the Strawberry Moon 🍓🌕
There are times in all of our lives when we don't know where we're going, what we're going to do or who we're going to do it with. There will be times when we feel alone, but we must know that we never are.
The Strawberry plant represents the heart of community; one of the first gifts Sky Woman brought to earth with her. Strawberry plants produce runners, their daughters, that reach out from the Mother plant, taking root somewhere else to grow and become a Mother plant itself. The runners can keep reaching over and over again until one can finally take root.
When we are alone it's important to remember that just like the Strawberry plant, we are connected to each other. Sometimes we might forget we're not alone, but that doesn't mean the support and care has stopped. The Mother plant retains the runners she stretched out so she can keep supporting her daughter plants; give them nutrients when they're lacking; help to heal them when one is damaged; act as a source of power, strength and growth. The runners and daughters remain connected to the Mother plants, just as we are connected to creator. When we feel lost, we must remember that Creator walks with us.
NPAAMB is here to support indigenous youth as they reach outward, like Strawberry runners. Connection, relationships and support are a part of success- without the runner attached to the Mother Strawberry, the daughters would never grow on their own.
What helps you feel connected and supported? Who is your 'Mother Strawberry', helping you grow and succeed?
Book a Meet and Greet with NPAAMB today to begin building on and strengthening your roots- We can help you reach!

06/12/2026

🌟You're Invited! 🌟

Looking for opportunities and supports for youth this summer? Come join us for an After-Hours Information Session on June 17th at our Niagara Falls office, located at 4424 Queen Street, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

🎨Learn about our upcoming Arts to Employment Program

🏀Get the details on our Sports to Employment Program

🤝Meet the team and discover the supports available to youth in our community

📢Please note: The Arts to Employment and Sports to Employment programs are open to high school students only.

During the session:

✨Kaleb Niagara Falls Instructor, will be sharing information about our upcoming Arts to Employment and Sports to Employment programs, including eligibility requirements and how high school students can get involved.

✨Roman, Niagara Falls Youth Success Worker, will be discussing the services, supports, and resources available to help youth reach their goals. Ph: (289) 439-1170 Email:[email protected]

✨Shelby, Social Worker, will be sharing information about the supports she provides and how she helps youth navigate challenges and access resources.

This is a great chance to ask questions, connect with our team, and learn about the exciting opportunities available this summer!

📅June 17th

📍4424 Queen Street, Niagara Falls

🕟4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Bring your questions, bring a friend, and come see how we can support youth in our community. We can't wait to meet you!

----> TONIGHT  IN FORT ERIE  After Hours  4:30pm-6:30pm
06/09/2026

----> TONIGHT IN FORT ERIE After Hours 4:30pm-6:30pm

06/09/2026

🏕OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS🏕 is fast approaching,
and we've been busy behind the scenes working once more with YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Centre to bring you an amazing, fun overnight experience!
Never heard of it before? Check out our video below for a peak a last year's event.
And if you want to join us SAVE THE DATE for
⭐THURSDAY OCTOBER 15 - SATURDAY OCTOBER 17,⭐
and reach out to your local Youth Success Worker to receive notification once registration opens!
Don't have a Worker yet? Fill out our website form and start your journey today 🫵

06/08/2026

🌟 You're Invited! 🌟

Looking for opportunities and supports for youth this summer? Come join us for an After-Hours Information Session on June 9th at our Fort Erie office, located at 168 Garrison Road, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

🎨 Learn about our upcoming Arts to Employment Program
🏀 Get the details on our Sports to Employment Program
🤝 Meet the team and discover the supports available to youth in our community

📢 Please note: The Arts to Employment and Sports to Employment programs are open to high school students only.

During the session:

✨ Jasmine Fort Erie Instructor, will be sharing information about our upcoming Arts to Employment and Sports to Employment programs, including eligibility requirements and how high school students can get involved.

✨ Naomi, Youth Success Worker Team Lead, will be discussing the services, supports, and resources available to help youth reach their goals. Ph: 289-442-5255 Email: [email protected]

✨ Shelby, Social Worker, will be sharing information about the supports she provides and how she helps youth navigate challenges and access resources.

This is a great chance to ask questions, connect with our team, and learn about the exciting opportunities available this summer!

📅 June 9th
📍 168 Garrison Road, Fort Erie
🕟 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Bring your questions, bring a friend, and come see how we can support youth in our community. We can't wait to meet you! 😊

Looking for a summer activity? 👀 Look no further!--->🎨ARTS 2 EMPLOYMENT🎸 registration is now OPENto Indigenous High Scho...
06/08/2026

Looking for a summer activity? 👀 Look no further!--->
🎨ARTS 2 EMPLOYMENT🎸 registration is now OPEN
to Indigenous High School Students in ALL OFFICES!
Develop your artistic expression, reflect and share with others in this pre-employment training course. Discuss how art has been used historically, how ways of expression have changed with time, and why Indigenous art is important in our communities.
⭐This course will fill up fast!⭐ Reach out to your local Youth Success Worker today to schedule your information session and meet and greet!

Every month the staff team votes for the Top Banana of the Month- the staff person who exemplifies NPAAMB's core values ...
06/04/2026

Every month the staff team votes for the Top Banana of the Month- the staff person who exemplifies NPAAMB's core values and beliefs, demonstrates productive teamwork, and is dedicated to improving the services and experiences our clients access.
>>On the last Friday of May, we all voted PANDORA WILHELM to be our Top Banana of the Month!

Last week was the last Friday in May, so you know your NPAAMB team was having some fun! This month's theme was Movie Cha...
06/03/2026

Last week was the last Friday in May, so you know your NPAAMB team was having some fun! This month's theme was Movie Character Day- come dressed as your favourite movie characters! You can tell we all chose to dress up as groups- meet the New Men in Black, Snow White and the Evil Wizard, and The Devil Wears Prada crew!
Free Flowin' Friday's really are a great way to end the months! So who's your favourite? Which movie character would you dress up as? Sound off below!

TUESDAY JUNE 2nd from 4pm to 6pm, join us in our Kitchener office with special guest, Eagle Blackbird, for Finding your ...
05/29/2026

TUESDAY JUNE 2nd from 4pm to 6pm,
join us in our Kitchener office with special guest, Eagle Blackbird, for Finding your Voice, an interactive discussion about story telling, content creation, representation, advocacy, and positive social media engagement.

We know this is going to fill up fast, so be sure to save your spot with Kitchener Youth Success Worker, Pandora. Reach her on her cell at 226-750-8253, or shoot her an email at [email protected].
See you there!

Address: 151 Frederick St Suite 501 Kitchener
Time: 4pm to 5pm
What: "Finding your Voice" interactive discussion and Meet & Greet
When: Tuesday June 2 2026
Special Guest: Eagle Blackbird
NPAAMB Contact: Pandora Wilhelm, Youth Success Worker; 226-750-8253; [email protected]

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50 Generations Drive, 2nd Floor, 4th Line
Haldimand County, ON
N0A1M0

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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