Indigenous Language Revitalization on Flow 98.7 We’re proud to see NCCT’s Anishinaabemowin Program highlighted on Flow 98.7 in a special conversation leading up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Anishinaabemowin Program Manager Lena Recollet joined host Jonathan Shaw and David A. Moses from Six Nations to discuss the importance of Indigenous language revitalization and the deep connections between language, culture, history, land and the worldview of our ances

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NCCT EARLYON This is a Mobile Culture and Language Service for Indigenous children 0-6 years old and their families.

This Program provides our youth the opportunity to explore many areas of their lives that may assist youth to progress into their future. We

Contact Lena to Join : Phone: 416-964-9087 Ext: 1003 Email: lena.recollet@ncct.on.ca

The Native Canadian Centre of Toronto offers a wide variety of activities and events, which highlight the cultural teachings and traditions

The NCCT Community Health Navigator is responsible for assisting Indigenous adults (25-58 years) to access services with holistic wellness p

The Senior’s Program is delivered by certified Personal Support Workers including coordinating efforts and linkages with various existing pr

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