We Are a Team That Guides and Supports Each Other
Indigenous Healthy Babies Healthy Children Worker
Kenora
The Indigenous Healthy Babies Healthy
Children Family Home Visitor (IHBHC)
supports Indigenous families with children
prenatal to age six, providing early
intervention for physical, emotional, mental,
and social well-being. The IHBHC helps
families access consistent, holistic support
that promotes healthy child development and strengthens family wellness. Empower Families & inspire futures!
Brief Services Worker
Kenora
The Brief Services Worker provides trauma-informed, culturally grounded support to Indigenous women and their families. They offer short-term, focused assistance and connect clients to community resources, ceremonies, and culturally safe interventions. This role promotes healing, wellness, and recovery from recent and historical trauma! Support healing & make an impact!
Check out a full list of our current career opportunities by clicking on the "Our Career Opportunities" section of the medicine wheel below.
Housing Worker, Nihdawin
Kenora
The Nihdawin Housing Worker supports Indigenous people 16+ who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, prioritizing those at higher risk of child welfare involvement or legal challenges. Through culturally grounded, holistic support, the worker strengthens families, promotes recovery, and empowers community members to thrive! Advocate for others & create change!
Click on any area in the above Medicine Wheel to learn more about ONWA careers.
THE FOUR AGREEMENTS
In all of our dealing, we are grounded in The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz.