Mnaasged Child and Family Services

Mnaasged Child and Family Services Honoring our sacred responsibility—protecting, supporting, and uplifting our families for generations to come.

08/07/2026

🌱 Youth Transitional Housing Ground Breaking Ceremony

Oneida Community & Social Services invites community members to join us for a To***co Burning and Ground Breaking Ceremony as we mark the beginning of the new Youth Transitional Housing Development Project.

📅 Monday, August 10
⏰ 7:00 a.m.
📍 1687 Elijah Rd.

Please join us as we come together to recognize this important step toward creating new transitional housing and supports for Oneida youth. 💜

🎨 CALLING ALL INDIGENOUS YOUTH ARTISTS! 🎨Mnaasged Child and Family Services is seeking Indigenous youth artists for an e...
08/06/2026

🎨 CALLING ALL INDIGENOUS YOUTH ARTISTS! 🎨

Mnaasged Child and Family Services is seeking Indigenous youth artists for an exciting multi-stage book series for children, youth, and adults, celebrating the traditional stories, cultures, and languages of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Lunaapeew people.

This is your chance to see your artwork published while helping pass our stories and languages to the next generation.

✏️ Open to Indigenous youth artists
🎁 Gift card compensation for selected artists
📧 Contact: Iokarenhtha Elijah
[email protected]
(226) 386-7095

To apply email [email protected] or
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/E4J3hNuVBF

Share your gift. Tell our stories. Miigwech · Yaw^ko · Anushiik 🪶

Meet the Staff ✅Chantel Proulx is the Director of Services with Mnaasged Child and Family Services and brings over 15 ye...
08/05/2026

Meet the Staff ✅

Chantel Proulx is the Director of Services with Mnaasged Child and Family Services and brings over 15 years of experience in child welfare across both mainstream and Indigenous agencies. Her work has been rooted in supporting children, youth, and families through complex life situations while building meaningful relationships grounded in compassion, collaboration, and culturally responsive practice.

Chantel’s educational background includes Child and Youth Work, a Bachelor of Social Work, and a Master of Social Work with a focus in Indigenous studies. Alongside her work in child welfare, she has also spent more than eight years providing part-time therapy services in private practice, supporting individuals and families navigating crisis, trauma, and mental health challenges.

As a leader, Chantel values connection, community, and relationship-based practice. She is committed to supporting the vision of Mnaasged Child and Family Services by helping create safe, supportive environments where children and families feel empowered, heard, and connected to culture, community, and wellness. She believes strongly in the importance of honouring children as gifts and supporting families in ways that strengthen resilience for future generations.

Onʌstáse̲’ Pronounciation: oh-nun-STAHs English Translation: Green Corn 🌽 Green corn represents nourishment, gratitude, ...
08/05/2026

Onʌstáse̲’

Pronounciation: oh-nun-STAHs

English Translation: Green Corn 🌽

Green corn represents nourishment, gratitude, and the connection between the people, the land, and the Creator. It reminds us to honour the gifts of the Earth and the traditional teachings that continue to guide future generations.

Did you know? 🍓🫐July is often known as the Berry Moon in many Anishinaabe communities because this time of year is conne...
07/31/2026

Did you know? 🍓🫐
July is often known as the Berry Moon in many Anishinaabe communities because this time of year is connected to the harvesting of seasonal berries. Berry harvesting carries teachings about gratitude, family, and the importance of respecting the gifts provided by the land.

Our office will be closed Monday, August 3rd, and will reopen on Tuesday, August 4th at 8:30 AM.
07/30/2026

Our office will be closed Monday, August 3rd, and will reopen on Tuesday, August 4th at 8:30 AM.

For over 400 years, the Two Row Wampum has served as a reminder that respect begins with walking side by side. Not ahead...
07/30/2026

For over 400 years, the Two Row Wampum has served as a reminder that respect begins with walking side by side. Not ahead. Not behind.

The Two Row Wampum teaches that different peoples can journey side by side with respect, peace, and friendship while honouring each other's ways of life.

Zaagidisan (zhaa-gi-di-san) is the Anishinaabemowin word for ‘Love Yourself.’ July is a time to reconnect with ourselves...
07/29/2026

Zaagidisan (zhaa-gi-di-san) is the Anishinaabemowin word for ‘Love Yourself.’

July is a time to reconnect with ourselves, our families, and the land around us. Zaagidisan reminds us that self-love and self-care are important parts of our healing journey.

When children and youth learn that they are valued, respected, and worthy of love, they build a stronger sense of identity and belonging. For parents and caregivers, caring for ourselves helps us continue to support the children and families in our lives.

This July, take a moment to practice kindness toward yourself and create meaningful connections with those around you. When we nurture love within ourselves, we strengthen our families and nations. 🌿

Did you know? The Lunaapeew are known as the "Grandfather" by many Algonquian-speaking Nations. This respected title ref...
07/24/2026

Did you know? The Lunaapeew are known as the "Grandfather" by many Algonquian-speaking Nations. This respected title reflects their historic role as skilled mediators between warring Nations and recognizes them as one of the original Peoples from whom many other Algonquian-speaking Nations trace their origins.

Learning about Indigenous histories helps us better appreciate the deep relationships, leadership, and traditions that have shaped Turtle Island for generations. 💙

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Muncey, ON
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