Atlohsa

Source: Atlohsa Family Healing Services

Individuals Served

Number of individuals served through various Atlohsa programs.

Individuals using the Zhaawanonc Women's Shelter

Zhaawanong Shelter provides emergency shelter and support for Indigenous women and their children at risk of violence, abuse, and/or homelessness.

Transitional Housing Program

Yakhiya'takenhas Yukwahwatsilay^t u' Transitional Housing Program is a transitional housing program for Indigenous women and their dependent children who are experiencing violence or homelessness, or at risk. The program has 77 units in total, with onsite laundry facilities, a meeting area for programming or meetings with supports, a shared kitchen area, a play area and TV common area for children.

Women Helped with Transitional Housing Support

The Transitional Support Program provides support to women who have experienced domestic violence and require housing and wellness supports. The program provides wholistic healing and wellness for Indigenous women, acknowledging the sacredness of women as caregivers. The program also runs Kanawayhitowin (Cree: Taking care of each other's spirit). which is a women's group held twice a month.

Okaadenige Healing Circles and Events

The Okaadenige Program supports survivors and those at risk of human trafficking, sexual exploitation and sexual abuse, through a trauma-informed, Indigenous-led, and strengths-based approach. Okaadenige hosts a private and safe survivor circle that focuses on the rebuilding of bundles and the healing support needed to live the good life. In addition, the program offers one-on-one support, access to traditional support, and provides programming to schools.

Wiiciwaaminaan Winter Response - Individuals Served

The Wiigiwaaminaan Winter Response has been relaunched in December 2022 as a year-long initiative. Initially launched in December 2027 in partnership with St. Joseph's Health Care London and the City of London, the program continues to provide land-based healing for individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness.