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Micheal Hardy   Ambulance
Micheal Hardy leads Mamow Sha-way-gi-kay-win as its interim executive director.
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Sandy Lake First Nation buys its first ambulance through Partnership connection.
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Mamow Sha-way-gi-kay-win
 “Altogether caring for one another and giving without expectation”

Mamow Sha-way-gi-kay-win: The North-South Partnership for Children seeks to improve life for children, youth, and families in remote First Nation communities in northwestern Ontario. 

In a unique collaboration, the partners — 30 remote First Nations communities in northwestern Ontario including individuals and voluntary organizations based in “southern” Ontario — are building respectful, sustainable relationships.

These caring relationships facilitate healing, development, and the exchange of resources. The depth of exchange is helping the partners identify immediate and long-term solutions to the difficult conditions and challenges faced by the communities.

To get involved please fill out Can I help?To apply to become a partner, please fill out the Mamow Sha-way-gi-kay-win Partner Commitment form .

 


Support for Solutions

Your financial gifts are the most effective way to help.
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Basics for Daily Life

Healthy food and household items are some of items families need.
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Giving Youth and Children Hope

Sports, camp, and skills and cultural training give kids hope. Needs include equipment and expertise.
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Building for a Better Life

Decaying houses, schools, and recreation centres need attention. Funding and volunteers are needed to rebuild.
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Recovering Strength

Trauma therapy, parenting education and leadership training will help people and communities heal.
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Telling the Story

More media coverage, education and advocacy will help create positive change.
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