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NASC is dedicated to the development and delivery of healing services for Anishnaabe'ikawag (Indigenous women) and their families who have experienced violence, or are at risk of experiencing violence. Therapeutic healing work is conducted through the use of Anishnaabe cultural practices, blended with community-centred and client-centred methods of healing.
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We are a circle/group of women who share as one. Together we tend to/serve and aid Anishinaabe women who have been abused, who are presently abused, or are vulnerable to be mistreated.
We will apply the knowledge of our ways and what is needed to be well and this will always be foremost.
The women will be given what is essential/needed in how we aid/assist women from our place of origin in these areas: the specific plots of Victoria, Haliburton, Northumberland, and all of the total that is Durham.
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Anidoo-aawi’ami. anidoo-amaamawizi’ami awii-amamiikawindawaa amiinawaa awii-anaadamaagaazowaad Anishinaabe’ikaweg agaa-abi-amad’ijidoowadaagaazod’ijig, amegoowaa e-agoowapad’jigaazod’ijig amaage e-aniizaan’izid’jig awii-agoowapad’iji’igaazo-waad.
Aniga-anaabad’ijitoowanaa e-izhi-agikendamaang Anishinaabe’aadiziwin amiinawaa e-anidawendaagoowag awii-aminoowa’ayaang amiinawaa ida-ani-anitami’agaabawii’imigad apane amaanda.
Amaanda e-izhi-anaadamoowaayaang Anishinaabe’ikaweg amaamapii e-idibendaagoowazid’ijig ida-amiinigaazo’awag e-anidawendaagoowag azhinda eta e-oowand'iji’ikaazod’ijig: Victoria’ikaanan, Haliburton, Northumberland, Peterborough amiinawaa agakina agawa Durham e-aawang.
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In November 1992, Niijkiwendidaa Anishnaabekwewag Services Circle opened its doors. In April 1994, funding was secured for our agency from the Ministry of Community and Social Services. In June 1994, we were incorporated as a Non-Profit Organization and in 2018 we gained our status as a Charitable organization (888927258RR0001).
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