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We are looking for committed people who want to make a difference in their community. In particular, we are looking for people who bring certain skills to the table and who represent the rich diversity of the areas we serve. For more information and details on how to apply, please

Inaadiziwin refers to a “Way of Life”. The Inaadiziwin Centre provides culturally appropriate peer support-based programs to vulnerable residents of Georgina Island First Nation. The centre employs trained Peer Supporters who are members of the Chippewas of Georgina Island who have direct lived experience and knowledge of the social, economic

May 5th marks the National Day of Awareness and Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Gender Diverse People (MMIWG2S+) also known as Red Dress Day in Canada. The red dress is a visual reminder of the missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada, a movement inspired by artist

The purpose of the Anti-Racist Anti-Oppression Change Committee (ARAOCC) is to provide informed advice and guidance to the Krasman Centre in developing inclusive policies and practices and creating a culture and opportunities to candidly discuss and move the agenda forward on equity, inclusion, anti-racism and anti-oppression, with a focus on

Statement from Health Service Providers in Ontario’s Central Region: We, as leaders in Ontario’s health-care system, recognize every person has been impacted by the pandemic. We thank them for the sacrifices made over the past two years to protect our health-care system and its lifeline, health-care workers. The pandemic, however,

We would like to hear about your experience participating in our programs and services! Your feedback will help understand your needs and improve the programs and services we provide to support individuals with mental health and addiction challenges in our communities. Let us know how we are doing by filling

An exciting opportunity this year to be trained as a Trialogue Meeting Moderator through the KrasmanCentre in March is being made available to two family members, two people with lived experience,and two practitioners. The training is free. A ‘Trialogue’ group is a neutral, safe space where communities can gather to

1) Start your day with Gratitude – As you begin your day, one powerful way to shift your mindset is by asking yourself what you are thankful for. Don’t just think about it – stay it out loud! Expressing gratitude to yourself even if it’s a small thing can set a

Join us for an 8-week group that will help you learn to cope with death in a pandemic.We will understand the journey that we all share when we lose someone close to us.We will learn about the bereavement process and have an opportunity to share how theimpact of the pandemic